massimus said:
Freedom of the Press just means they can’t get locked up (or worse in Putin’s case) for political speech and commentary. It has nothing to do with attending White House press conferences. |
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Freedom_of_the_press
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Press_Freedom_Index
fatslob-:O said: Greetings Pemalite, I haven't posted in a while but here I go ... "Freedom of the Press" means that the press has the right to publish whatever material they seek without government persecution in the vast majority of the cases but it's different from what you're thinking as "Freedom of Attendance for Press Conferences" where the office holder of an executive branch would be required to hold open press briefings without limit but to my knowledge there is no such provision in both the US constitution or US common law so ergo massimus has a point that Trump is not obligated to open his press briefings to any journalist ... |
Well. In this instance, the Government is interfering and limiting an organization.
To me, that is not okay.
Again, I am not pretending to be an expert on American law, but if that was here... Questions would certainly be asked.
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