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    "parsed_content": "Good. The press should resist government retaliation and refuse to provide replacement cameras when Donald Trump excludes CNN because he dislikes its reporting.\nBut one act of solidarity does not erase years of turning political performances into free presidential programming. Too often, announcements were reported as policy, official assertions as facts, and staged spectacle as governing. The public was shown the performance without being given the civic facts needed to evaluate it.\nSo yes, defend press freedom. But also repair journalism: identify the legal authority, follow the taxpayer money, expose private conflicts, and stop confusing access with accountability.",
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