Friday, September 18, 2026

It's a great idea, Don, but it probably won't hold up...

President Trump claimed in an unprecedented announcement Friday that he was banning CNN, MS Now and Politico reporters from the White House “effective immediately” for allegedly reporting “Fake News.”
The action, which if imposed would trigger First Amendment lawsuits, follows years of selective discrimination against outlets by both Democratic and Republican administrations, which included limited access to events but stopped short of a ban on working from the White House grounds. 
As Paulie Walnuts would say...
This'll be law suited before the ink is dry on this blog post, and they'll find an Obummer judge to say how illegal it is. Yeah, it's a first amendment thing, freedom of the press ans free speech and all that shit, but give this a minute to sink in: the argument can be made that yes, the White House is the people's house and all that shit, but it's his home for the tenure of his term. 
Basically, as long as he's in office, he's the tenant, right? Doesn't a tenant have the right to exclude people from his home? That's the argument I'd use if I was one of his legal eagles. Juss' sayin'...

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3 comments:

  1. Trump isn't telling these "news" outlets what they can or cannot say. That would be a 1A violation. But there is NO Constitutional right to park your butt IN the White House as part of your job manufacturing propaganda. Trump is well within his authority to do this.

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  2. This is most certainly not a both sides issue.
    Remind me how have democrats selectively discriminated against news outlets?

    This is not even a Republican issue. This is a Trump issue.

    If you don't like CNN don't watch CNN. It is called both free speech AND freedom of the press.
    The message this sends to all other new outlets is clear: If you want to have access to the White House you coverage better be flattering.

    The only countries that have this kind of rules are countries were you don't want to live.

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    1. Flattering? No, but at least be in the same time zone as accurate. Report on what was said, not the network's opinion about it.

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