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So this question is asking about the phrase, lines 48 through 50.
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Now, line 48 starts mid -sentence.
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So it's best to go back to the beginning and see the first part of the sentence to know what exactly is being talked about.
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So if we go a few lines up, earlier on the paragraph, it says, now, mr.
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President, i am now touching upon the most important question this country today, that the right of the citizens of this country and their representative of congress to discuss an orderly way, frankly and publicly and without fear from the platform through the press, every important phase of this war.
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So he's talking about freedom of speech, right? and he goes on to discuss examples of important phases of war and how the citizen's oversight might be necessary.
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So we need to find an answer choice that reflects that.
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So if we go back and look at our answer choices for question 28, answer choice a says argue against granting free speech during war by emphasizing the difficulties faced by military and the president.
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So when we look at answer choice a, his main point was to argue that our free speech should not be restricted.
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And a is saying that, so it should be eliminated.
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If we look at answer choice b, it says suggest the numerous points in which citizens should exercise their free speech during the times of war...