#NotTheEnemy

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From 'SEDITION, A FREE PRESS, AND PERSONAL RULE May 7, 1918'

by President Theodore Roosevelt #NotTheEnemy pic.twitter.com/9NMeBSV1xC

— J.K. Rowling (@jk_rowling) February 18, 2017

This is the @Newseum's Journalists Memorial, listing the 2,291 individuals who have died around the world reporting the news #NotTheEnemy pic.twitter.com/FazzRTTQyL

— Phil Williams (@NC5PhilWilliams) February 18, 2017

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This is my friend Chris Hondros, who was killed while trying to convey the truth about the war in Libya. #NotTheEnemy pic.twitter.com/faBU9GbV2q

— Rose George (@rosegeorge3) February 19, 2017

William Biggart, a news photographer who was killed in the terrorist attacks on the WTC in NYC on September 11, 2001. He is #NotTheEnemy. pic.twitter.com/3fEDlvROxy

— Committee to Protect Journalists (@pressfreedom) February 18, 2017

John McCain points out that Trump’s constant spittle-flecked rages at the news media are the short road to dictatorship.

Sen. John McCain spoke out Saturday in defense of the free press after President Trump lashed out against the news media several times over the past week, at one point declaring it “the enemy of the American People!”

Such talk, McCain (R-Ariz.) said on NBC News in an interview set to air Sunday, was “how dictators get started.”

“In other words, a consolidation of power,” McCain told “Meet the Press” host Chuck Todd from Munich. “When you look at history, the first thing that dictators do is shut down the press. And I’m not saying that President Trump is

Wut.

https://twitter.com/Patriot_Drew/status/833091742568157184… Read the rest

Little Hitler is ranting about the media at his Nazi rally. I heard him squawk “But despite all their lies” before I turned the sound off. He’s a fascist piece of crap and he’s going to keep on with this shit until he gets it, or drops dead trying.

In his speech, Mr Trump said he wanted to speak to Americans “without the filter of fake news”.

Describing the media as “dishonest”, he repeated his assertion that some outlets “don’t want to report the truth” and were making up their stories about him.

“We will continue to expose them,” he said, pledging to “win, win, win”.

In his speech, the president also:

• Repeated his campaign pledge to keep America