Morning Wire Federal Free Speech Ruling & Gun Ban Backlash | 9.12.23
Sep 12, 2023
A recent ruling by the Fifth Circuit Court raises questions about First Amendment violations linked to federal pressure on social media platforms during the pandemic. Meanwhile, the New Mexico governor faces backlash for suspending gun rights amid a public health emergency, stirring national protests. On the international front, President Biden's trip to Asia sparks discussions about his leadership and concerns over public perception following stumbles at a press conference, adding to the debates about his capabilities leading up to the 2024 election.
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Fifth Circuit Ruling on Censorship
- The White House, FBI, and CDC likely violated the First Amendment by coercing social media censorship.
- The Fifth Circuit Court compared the Biden administration's actions to the mafia.
New Mexico Gun Ban Backlash
- New Mexico's governor suspended the right to bear arms, citing a public health emergency.
- Critics, including some Democrats, call the ban unconstitutional and lawsuits have been filed.
Biden's Asia Trip and Gaffe
- Biden's Asia trip aimed to counter China's influence but he publicly denied containment efforts.
- A viral gaffe during a press conference fueled existing concerns about his age and mental fitness.