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Free Speech Shouldn't Be Just For The Party In The White House
Free Speech Shouldn't Be Just For The Party In The White House
Authored by Charles Sauer via RealClearMarkets,
One of the most important Executive Orders signed by President Trump on his first day in office was Restoring Freedom of Speech and Ending Federal Censorship. As the title suggests, the order forbids any U.S. Government employee from taking any actions that violate the First Amendment rights of any American citizen. The Executive Order is intended to protect against future encroachments on the right to free speech like those that occurred under the...
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