Sentences with phrase «defense of a free press»
Milton's defense of a free press, then, is not merely tactical.
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Sen. Jeff Flake of Arizona, a Republican who has mostly supported Trump's agenda, if not his manners, rose on the floor of the Senate to deliver a blistering rebuke of the media critic in chief — and a passionate, unapologetic defense of a free press.
is a celebration, and a much - needed defense of a free press.
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The first line of defense against tyranny is free elections and a free press, not Saturday night specials.
The First Amendment Defense Act can and should protect the free exercise of religion without ignoring the freedom of speech, press and assembly for the non-observant as well as the devout.
Speaking yesterday at the National Press Club in Washington, DC, Agriculture Secretary Tom Vilsack offered a full - throated defense of the Healthy, Hunger - Free Kids Act «s school meal standards, the nutritional improvements which are currently at risk of being rolled back in Congress.
After weeks of assailing reporters and critics in diligent defense of their boss, President Trump's team has been uncharacteristically muted this week when pressed about his explosive — and so far proof - free — Twitter posts accusing former President Barack Obama of tapping phones in Trump Tower during the 2016 campaign.
The US Department of Defense, Chenango United Way & Commerce Chenango officials held a press conference this afternoon in Norwich, regarding the upcoming Greater Chenango Cares IRT Event in July, where free medical dental, optometry & Veterinary services will again... Continue reading →
He is also the author of Making It Up As We Go Along, the Story of the Albany Free School (Heinemann 1998), Teaching the Restless, One School's Remarkable No - Ritalin Approach to Helping Children Learn and Succeed (Beacon Press 2004), How to Grow a School: Starting and Sustaining Schools That Work (Oxford Village Press 2006), and In Defense of Childhood: Protecting Kids» Inner Wildness (Beacon Press 2007).
The first principle of the defense of free speech is eternal vigilance is the price of freedom: readers who accept David Rose's false misuses of the press as protected speech demonstrate insufficient skepticism.