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What amendment guarantees the right to disagree with and criticize congress and the president?
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∙ 12y ago
The only amendment that comes to mind quickly is the first, which gives citizens the right to freedom of speech and press, among other things. There may be another that is more precise--I'm not sure. The First Amendment is the only one I can think of off th top of my head, and it seems applicable.
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