You Vote: Do you approve of the appeals court's narrowing of the Trump gag order? Vote now in the poll below. By Just the News staff Published: December 8, 2023 4:06pm Article Dig Deeper A federal appeals court has upheld the gag order against former President Donald Trump in his election interference case, but has limited the restrictions it imposes. Trump's campaign has applauded the move. Do you approve of the appeals court's narrowing of the Trump gag order? Choices Strongly approve Approve Neutral Disapprove Strongly disapprove Not sure Leave this field blank The Facts Inside Our Reporter's Notebook Links upheld applauded Related Articles All Things Trump Trump moving foward with effort to remove Lisa Cook after Supreme Court ruling By Kevin Killough All Things Trump Federal appeals court blocks construction on Trump's White House ballroom By Kevin Killough All Things Trump Trump disputes munitions shortage, vows jail for those who leaked 'treasonous statements' By Kevin Killough Top Stories Elections In midst of election, Arizona’s Democrat governor faces pay-to-play corruption probe Education Country's biggest teachers' unions efforts to get DEI into AI for schools K-12 sparks backlash Sponsored Join AMAC — The conservative voice for freedom, faith, and America’s future Free Speech Blue state ban on AI 'nudification' applies to Wonder Woman, men in Speedos, Trump himself: lawyers Courts & Law Judge reject's SPLC's bid to dismiss DOJ indictment Trending Return of the rubber stamp? First mRNA flu vaccine has far higher injury rate than standard jabs Judge dismisses vandalism case against former Olympian but defers on whether it can be brought again You Vote: If Iran tries to ban US and Israeli shipments from Strait of Hormuz, what will Trump do? Maryland Republicans sue state over redistricting amendment Senate passes bill to avert government shutdown before leaving for August recess Just the News Spotlight Just News, No Noise Courts & Law Samuel Alito rejects latest retirement rumors: 'Obviously I’m here for another term’ From the States Justice Department cites Duke Law for discrimination based on race in admissions Security Pentagon releases fifth batch of UFO Files, comprised of 41 records Health Louisiana health department documents five deaths from flesh-eating bacteria infections From the States Maryland Republicans sue state over redistricting amendment Support Just the News The Latest Congress Senate passes bill to avert government shutdown before leaving for August recess Congress Senate confirms Blanche as attorney general From the States California lawmakers respond, pro and con, to state voter ID lawsuit over change of language
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