Commentary: Media needs protection from government intrusion into news-gathering – Chicago Sun-Times

John Cusack: "(U.S. Sen. Dick) Durbin has a history of support for the First Amendment and he should be proud of that track record. The PRESS Act, which he can advance as chair of the Senate Judiciary Committee, offers us a rare opportunity to preserve and strengthen press freedoms for the next generation."
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The Railroader
3 years ago

So you media types need protection when you regurgitate woke Democrat press releases? Or do you need it when vomiting your SJW, DEI and Climate Cult “reporting” into the airwaves?

Maybe try objectivity and journalistic standards, both of which disappeared back in 2008. Hire some adults, lose the interns. Heck, you might even win some customers back. Or you can continue down your current leftist path and end up like the pathetically failing WaPo.

Your choice, media elitists

Stewie the Roof Baby
3 years ago

The media that willingly and blindly parrots every syllable Big Government utters needs protection from Big Government intrusion??

Pat S.
3 years ago

There’s a bit of satisfaction when they start attacking one another, eh?

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