Where's the line between free speech and threats?

In politics, language matters. It can be inspiring, moving entire crowds to vote or support a position. It can also be ugly or downright demeaning, with mudslinging and name-calling. In more recent years, some of that language has included calls to silence or even imprison political opponents.

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