A week is a long time in TV, let alone Donald Trump's America

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

65% : In the absence of the above, all we can do is praise those who used their corporate, commercial and consumer power to hold Disney -- and, by proxy, Trump -- to account.
61% : We now know Robinson was registered as an independent, although his parents and family were Trump supporters.
52% : 'Does Donald Trump approve of my media plan?'
41% : The suspension had been accompanied by threats from Trump that broadcast licences could be at stake -- a line echoed by the chairman of the Federal Communications Commission, which does indeed have the power to remove broadcast licences.
36% : Kimmel went on to share that, when Trump was asked how he was holding up after the death of his friend, the president started talking about his White House ballroom project.
17% : Kimmel quipped that Trump was at the fourth stage of grief: construction.
13% : The first amendment overtly protects speech that some may find insensitive or offensive. UK press are normalising Trump's crackdown on civil rights Thoughtful conversations Quite apart from threats to broadcasters, Trump is now regularly saying it should be illegal to publish things he disagrees with and has already launched mega-billion lawsuits against The New York Times and The Wall Street Journal.

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