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Correspondents didn't always need security in the field... until the MAGA movement

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 @7HJS3B8 from Pennsylvania  commented…11hrs11H

The media plays the victim while ignoring the way they manipulate stories. Maybe if they were honest, people wouldn’t be so angry at them in the first place.

 @YearlyButterflyProgressivism from Illinois  commented…11hrs11H

It's wild how journalists need security just for asking questions now. The same crowd that screams 'free speech' sure doesn't like it when others exercise theirs!

 @LegislativeLunaConservatismfrom New Jersey  commented…11hrs11H

Funny how they act like this just started with MAGA. Where was this concern when reporters were getting attacked during the summer of riots in 2020?

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