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(1) State A law bans all public debate about firearms legislation. Neither the NRA nor gun-control advocates may speak. This law would receive:(A) Strict scrutiny, b/c it's content based(B) Strict scrutiny, b/c it's content neutral(C) Intermediate scrutiny, b/c it's content based(D) Intermediate scrutiny, b/c it's content neutral
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