First Amendment Freedoms at Core of Recent White House Scandals
Not so free speech-friendly
Not so free speech-friendly
Fifth Amendment, indeed
Financial Times and the Associated Press have also previously been targeted
Heads ... rolling ... at a low level, anyway
You new about this for how long?
Pro tip: If you're going to shut up, just shut up
Special prosecutor wouldn't deal with the questions this brings up about governance
Oh, the ridiculous oversensitivity
Wants Obama to "rein in" the investigation
Opportunity presented by scandals that have hit the DOJ, State Department, and IRS
No dissenter can ever rest assured he is safe from the arbitrary power of the IRS.
So-called "ag gag" laws unconstitutionally target farm whistleblowers. Two recent decisions have dealt a serious blow to these laws.
Court isn't sure why the lawsuit was even brought up
You let politicians on here and not hookers?
That's a lot of hassling
The head of the agency's tax exempt and government entities division takes one for the team
Revives issues already addressed in the government's failed attempt to control encryption software
With all of the fun, probing questions you'd expect
Which isn't the same as not knowing of abuses
Why does it have the capacity to undermine free speech in the first place?
According to the Constitution, the president's first job obligation is to preserve, protect and defend the Constitution.
No surge of non-profit applications when scrutiny began
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