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New at Reason: David Harsanyi on Whether the First Amendment Covers Vanity License Plates

States across the country offer specialty license plates, ranging from the innocuous ("End Breast Cancer") to the exceptionally vague ("Imagine") to the insufferable ("trees are cool") to the religious ("I Believe"). But is a license plate owned by the state, or is it the plaything of the individual? A vanity plate, after all, writes David Harsanyi, offers an official state-approved sheen. Should we be able to use it to make statements regarding our political beliefs?

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