The right to exercise the First Amendment is there primarily so that citizens can criticize government and not be afraid of government harassing them
Jim Jordan: “The right to exercise the First Amendment is there primarily so that citizens can criticize government and not be afraid…”
On the recordFebruary 5, 2014
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Jordan emphasizes the importance of the First Amendment in protecting citizens from government harassment.
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