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Editorial

In Defense of Journalists

By Oklahoma Watch and the Institute for Nonprofit News | August 16, 2018

Today Oklahoma Watch publishes an editorial rejecting President Donald Trump’s extreme attacks on the news media and affirming the value of a free and independent press.

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