Sentence examples for fake amendments from inspiring English sources

This list included two fake amendments as well.

The discussion encompassed attempts to identify the particular harm associated with fake news; the many First Amendment questions that arise in any attempt to create governmental regulations on specific kinds of speech; and the pros and cons of self-regulation by those involved in the digital ecosystem.

First Amendment Theory Meets Fake News and the Filter Bubble," by Philip M. Napoli.

First Amendment Theory Meets Fake News and the Filter Bubble," was published Monday in the Federal Communications Law Journal.

Both candidate Trump and his presidential advisers have said that the libel laws under the First Amendment that protect "fake news" and attacks on the president should be reviewed.

The only bit of Republican legislation that'd be more ridiculous would be if Michele Bachmann were to introduce a constitutional amendment thwarting a fake plot to eliminate the dollar as the form of currency in the United States.

-- A national survey conducted by the Newseum Institute in May found that 23percentthinknk the First Amendment "goes too far," and 74percentt do not think "fake news" should be protected by the First Amendment.

Trump also gave a vigorous defense of his First Amendment right to bash the "fake news media" in a speech at to CPAC.

Gibson critiqued today's polarized political climate, specifically what he considers a threat to the First Amendment posed by constant claims of fake news, especially by President Donald Trump.

While those who sue to have "under God" removed may not win, they have a real First Amendment grievance as opposed to the fake one dreamed up by Basil Dalack in Tequesta.

The president argued that the First Amendment gives him "the right to criticize fake news and criticize it strongly".