Why is freedom of speech important?
A) It allows the government to have different tax rates for people of different political parties.
B) It allows interest groups to charge members more if they disagree with certain positions.
C) It allows people of different opinions to have an open discussion about important issues.
D) It allows the government to monitor what people say about how it works.
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