Earlier this year, the Protect Reporters from Exploitative State Spying Act (PRESS Act) passed the Republican-controlled House. However, following President-elect Donald Trump’s directive on TruthSocial to “kill the bill!” last month, the GOP’s stance shifted dramatically. On Tuesday, a Senate Republican blocked the bill.
The PRESS Act is purported to shield journalists from government coercion to reveal their sources and to restrict unwarranted data seizures. Oregon’s Democrat Senator Ron Wyden brought legislation up for a unanimous consent vote, while Senate Majority Leader Chuck Schumer (D-NY) did the usual hyperbole about fortifying against incoming President-elect Donald Trump (as if we didn’t watch him yap it up with the “big orange threat to democracy” at the Al Smith dinner in October).
But okay, back to the political theater.
Trump having a friendly conversation with Chuck Schumer at the Al Smith dinner. This is the guy they say is going to start rounding up his enemies on day one?
Kamala could/would never chat it up with Ted Cruz or Jim Jordan like this.
Want the nation to heal? Elect Trump. pic.twitter.com/oUxvbKKBnl
— Free (@KaladinFree) October 19, 2024
Schumer argued that the passage of the bill was:
more important now than ever before when we’ve heard some in the previous administration talk about going after the press in one way or another. […]
— Read More: redstate.com
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