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Like the economy and crime before it, perceptions of First Amendment freedoms are largely seen through a partisan lens.

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Goldberg prompted scrutiny of the Trump administration’s ability to handle sensitive information after he revealed that he was mistakenly added to the group chat with top administration officials.” — ...

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