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Trump says he might 'take away credentials' from TV reporters because '91% of the network news about me is negative (Fake)' in latest attack on free press
Trump: Should I 'take away credentials' from White House TV reporters? | Daily Mail Online
So before you all JUMP to the same conclusion about TRUMP ... READ THIS!!!
This was in 2013....Democrats first suggested it!!!
The most recent congressional threat to the free press in the United States comes from
California Democrat U.S. Sen. Dianne Feinstein.
In a proposed amendment to a media shield law being considered by Congress, Feinstein writes that only paid journalists should be given protections from prosecution for what they say or write.
The language in her proposal is raising concerns from First Amendment advocates because it seems to leave out bloggers and other nontraditional forms of journalism that have proliferated in recent years thanks to the Internet.
There are shield laws on the books in 40 states, but they do not apply in federal court. The First Amendment of the U.S Constitution promises that the right to a free press “shall not be infringed.”
Feinstein wants to limit who can be a journalist
Trump: Should I 'take away credentials' from White House TV reporters? | Daily Mail Online
So before you all JUMP to the same conclusion about TRUMP ... READ THIS!!!
This was in 2013....Democrats first suggested it!!!
The most recent congressional threat to the free press in the United States comes from
California Democrat U.S. Sen. Dianne Feinstein.
In a proposed amendment to a media shield law being considered by Congress, Feinstein writes that only paid journalists should be given protections from prosecution for what they say or write.
The language in her proposal is raising concerns from First Amendment advocates because it seems to leave out bloggers and other nontraditional forms of journalism that have proliferated in recent years thanks to the Internet.
There are shield laws on the books in 40 states, but they do not apply in federal court. The First Amendment of the U.S Constitution promises that the right to a free press “shall not be infringed.”
Feinstein wants to limit who can be a journalist