Federal Censorship Commission

The FCC's policy of huge fines for even fleeting profanity has been declared unconstitutionally vague by a federal appeals court. I've always thought the policy was ridiculous. We're talking about an occasional unscripted word or moment costing millions--or nothing, who knows?

There's a good chance this will go up to the Supreme Court (who previously kicked it down with an opening for a First Amendment ruling). I only hope they can cobble together a coalition of liberals and originalists to uphold the decision and remind the FCC it's not bigger than the Constitution.