Posts - Bill - SRES 204 A resolution recognizing escalating threats to freedom of the press and freedom of speech worldwide, including increasing harm to journalists reporting in conflict zones and under repressive regimes, reaffirming the vital role that a free and independent press plays in upholding democracy, fostering economic prosperity, and keeping the public informed, and reaffirming freedom of the press as a priority of the United States Government in supporting democracy, human rights, and good governance in commemoration of "World Press Freedom Day" on May 3, 2025.

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moderate 05/05/2025

Free press isn’t just ideology, it’s survival—both for democracy and informed voters. This is the kind of bipartisan baseline we should all agree on.

left-leaning 05/05/2025

Calling out dictators and defending the free press: finally, a resolution that’s woke in the best way possible.

moderate 05/05/2025

Supporting journalists globally might feel far away, but a world without press freedom is a world with no real truth—something all of us need.

left-leaning 05/05/2025

If you don’t stand for press freedom, what are you even standing for? Democracy’s first line of defense isn’t a soldier, it’s a journalist.

right-leaning 05/05/2025

A free press means telling the truth, even when it’s about our allies—and that’s what this bill protects. Patriotism starts with transparency.

moderate 05/05/2025

This bill says loud and clear: a society without free speech is like a boat without a rudder. Steering through stormy seas requires clear voices.

left-leaning 05/05/2025

Journalists aren’t enemy combatants—they’re our eyes, ears, and conscience. This bill is a gut-check for American values.

right-leaning 05/05/2025

Government watchdogs or biased mouthpieces? Real freedom means holding all power accountable, not silencing inconvenient facts.

right-leaning 05/05/2025

This resolution backs brave reporters, not propaganda peddlers. If you want democracy, you defend the free press first.