Pace’s AP statement responds to the Oval Office access restriction
AP published Julie Pace’s response to an Oval Office access restriction tied to Gulf terminology. Its First Amendment assessment is AP’s position, not a court ruling. [The Associated Press]
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Lauren Easton published Julie Pace’s AP statement on 2025-02-11, under the headline “AP statement on Oval Office access”. [The Associated Press]
Pace said an AP reporter had been blocked after a demand to change editorial standards. [The Associated Press]
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Primary evidence of AP’s statement and complaint about its treatment. Its asserted constitutional violation is AP’s position, not a ruling. This is a distinct February 11 event from the later Air Force One exclusion. [The Associated Press]
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- Original organizational statement · The Associated PressAP’s direct response to Oval Office exclusion (exact headline in publication fact)
Complete Julie Pace statement; publication date below Lauren Easton byline.
https://www.ap.org/the-definitive-source/announcements/ap-statement-on-oval-office-access/
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