Mary Anna Mancuso (@maryannamancuso.bsky.social)

The First Amendment prevents the government from silencing speech, but it doesn’t absolve leaders of judgment. When political tensions rise as they have now, leaders should model restraint and remind their constituents that differences should be resolved through debate, not political violence.

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Leaders must lower the temperature, not fan flames, after Charlie Kirk’s death | Opinion The First Amendment prevents the government from silencing speech but it doesn’t absolve leaders of judgment | Opinion https://www.miamiherald.com/opinion/article312178637.html

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