The Union says that it, "believes first and foremost in freedom of speech".
After all, in the estimation of the president, we are the foremost defender of freedom, human rights and democracy in the world.
What was gunned down on Wednesday in Paris was a generation that believed foremost in the freedom to say what you like to whomever you like.
For these groups, the Internet is first and foremost about individual freedom, not about collective responsibility.
Whatever pride of place religion may have enjoyed during the founding era, the assumption that the written order of the Bill of Rights alone makes religious freedom "first" or "foremost" in terms of significance has not been universally shared since that time.
There are plenty of writers, jurists and political philosophers who consider it the first and foremost of our freedoms.
As Greenwald has already said, the court ruling is "an enormous victory, first and foremost for press freedoms, because what the court ruled is that the UK parliament can't purport to allow its police to seize whatever they want to take from journalists by pretending it's a terrorism investigation".
"As artists we have to think first and foremost about the freedoms we so cherish, uphold, put into practice and, honestly, for most part take for granted".
"Our Seeds, Our Future is a project that invites all farmers, local food producers, peasants, women, students and the public to celebrate their victory alongside the world's foremost promoter of seed freedom against unjust seed laws," Hayu says, "Seed freedom means freedom of life as seed, which is the beginning of every life".
On Aug. 10, welcoming members of Congess, diplomats, and foreign dignitaries to a Ramadan celebration at the White House, he said: Of all the freedoms we cherish as Americans, of all the rights that we hold sacred, foremost among them is freedom of religion, the right to worship as we choose.
