Well, crud. Long-established precedents...
Well, crud. Long-established precedents...
And if you're going to check back that far, check out his Czar of Censorship, Byron Price.
E.O. 8985 by FDR created the Office of Censorship in 1941, which included censoring news reports of war casualties. Only a third of subs to be sunk were reported. Just about all of the naval warfare in the Gulf of Mexico was censored from the press. And of course, the most famous, the Manhattan Project was censored (although, I agree with keeping prying eyes away from weapons development). EO 9631 by Truman abolished the Office of Censorship in 1945.
Since you mentioned precedents...
But in FDR's day they were called Dictators.
I get so confused at times. Both senators from hunting states of Colorado, New Mexico, Montana (?) and Utah voted to put in this anti-hunter.
Guess their wildlife income is too high?
Guess their wildlife income is too high?
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