How To Use freedom of the press In A Sentence
- Freedom of the press by Trailing Begonia on Friday, Apr 3, 2009 at 11: 55: 20 AM countermyth by William Whitten on Friday, Apr 3, 2009 at 10: 01: 59 PM I.F. Stone's Son on the Izzy Awards, Amy Goodman and Glenn Greenwald
- Without freedom of the press, such problems will only fester, and that is not in the long-term interest of the United States.
- Miller, who prides himself on his knowledge of the Constitution, should know that when the founders chose to guarantee the freedom of the press, they recognized that a robust press corps is key to citizens holding those in power accountable. Michael B. Keegan: Joe Miller, the "Irrational Blogger," and the Right's Even More Irrational View of Free Speech
- Our media are a disgrace to the hallowed concept of freedom of the press.
- That still doesn't explain why the most influential journalists in the most powerful country (and one where freedom of the press is enshrined in its founding document) in the world decided to outsource their work to a aggregative hack with a blatant conservative bias. Big Media Figures Admitting That Drudge's Influence Has Waned
- The world looked on, deaf to pleas to intervene, and even when the president last week removed freedom of the press, the Commonwealth only uttered pious warnings about obeying democratic principles.
- The freedom of the press is a corollary to free speech.
- In fact, the FIRST AMENDMENT does restrain Congress from enactment of ANY law that 'abridges' the exercise of free speech, freedom of the press ... etc Edwards: I Would Have Voted Against Resolution Condemning MoveOn
- During his speech, he laid particular stress on the freedom of the press.
- 'freedom of the press' they consider on a par with _freedom of Colt's revolver_. The Confidence-Man
