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Among the many checks and balances our founding fathers put forth for us was a free and “honest” press whose whole responsibility was to keep the government “honest” by reporting negligent and nefarious behavior by our elected leaders because we unfortunately had to depend on so called “honest” elections, which history proved to [them]to be full of immoral and dishonest behavior. Unfortunately, over time as our founders knew all too well, that the press would also eventually bow to the pressures of corruption. Fortunately, we are on to them and have countered the legacy mass media with alternative incorruptible free social media journalists. Unlike the mainstream, they are patriotic and principled in protecting our country instead of the powerful elitists whom control almost every institution and agency of our nation. RSBN we salute you.

I have been and always will be a True Patriot to President Donald Trump! I know tomorrow better be a Great Awakening for All Americans! I have stopped watching ‘main-stream media for over a year and certainly don’t miss listening to all the fake news stories and reports. I try to tell my family, friends and neighbors. Some listen, yet many are too blind and set in their ways. I am only sorry I am retired and live on a fixed income. Otherwise I’d be donating to lots and lots of causes. Causes For Freedom! I love my MAGA hats and t-shirts and several hoodies (it’s still cold here in Oregon. I Will Always Be True To The USA and especially to President Trump and the Right Way! God Bless America and All Our Freedom Fighters!!

“Congress shall make no law respecting an establishment of religion, or prohibiting the free exercise thereof; or abridging the freedom of speech, or of the press; or the right of the people peaceably to assemble, and to petition the Government for a redress of grievances.” First Amendment of the U.S. Constitution passed by Congress September 25, 1789. Ratified December 15, 1791. One of the ten amendments of the Bill of Rights, the First Amendment gives everyone residing in the United States the right to hear all sides of every issue and to make their own judgments about those issues without government interference or limitations. The First Amendment allows individuals to speak, publish, read and view what they wish, worship (or not worship) as they wish, associate with whomever they choose, and gather together to ask the government to make changes in the law or to correct the wrongs in society. The right to speak and the right to publish under the First Amendment has been interpreted widely to protect individuals and society from government attempts to suppress ideas and information, and to forbid government censorship of books, magazines, and newspapers as well as art, film, music and materials on the internet.