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'''Viewpoint discrimination''', either content-based or speaker-based, is unconstitutional under the [[First Amendment]] when done by a government in the [[United States]].

'''Viewpoint discrimination''' is discrimination against an individual or group solely on the basis of their expressed ideology or point-of-view. Viewpoint discrimination is unconstitutional under the [[First Amendment]] when done by local, state, or federal governments in the [[United States]].

In ''Sorrell v. IMS Health Inc.'', 131 S. Ct. 2653, 2672 (2011), a 6-3 [[United States Supreme Court]] invalidated a Vermont law by finding that it constituted viewpoint discrimination:

In ''Sorrell v. IMS Health Inc.'', 131 S. Ct. 2653, 2672 (2011), a 6-3 [[United States Supreme Court]] invalidated a Vermont law by finding that it constituted viewpoint discrimination: