The Very Reason For The First Amendment

The Word 'security' Is A Broad, Vague Generality Whose Contours Should Not Be Invoked To Abrogate The Fundamental Law Embodied In The First Amendment. The Guarding Of Military And Diplomatic Secrets At The Expense Of Informed Representative Government Provides No Real Security.

I Was Brought Up To Believe That Scotch Whisky Would Need A Tax Preference To Survive In Competition With Kentucky Bourbon.

The Founding Fathers Gave The Free Press The Protection It Must Have To... Bare The Secrets Of Government And Inform The People.

We Repeat And Again Reaffirm That Neither A State Nor The Federal Government Can Constitutionally Force A Person "to Profess A Belief Or Disbelief In Any Religion." Neither Can Constitutionally Pass Laws Or Impose Requirements Which Aid All Religions As Against Nonbelievers, And Neither Can Aid Those Religions Based On A Belief In The Existence Of God As Against Those Religions Founded On Different Beliefs.

The Press Was To Serve The Governed, Not The Governors.