Double plus ingood, in fact.

Random memory - I used to work with a guy named Winston Smith.

... presumably not banned from other documents and reports. Or maybe it's too soon to really know that.

The budget doesn't get read by many people though, other than government officials like people in the White House. They're not known to be voracious readers either.

Fox News provides prooagand every day, Trump calls media reports fake news and many Americans accept whatever they’re reporting as fake, the Trump administration lies about what they’re doing every day (and we probably know very little about everything they’re doing), scientific climate data have been removed from governemnt sites, and now they’re banning certain words to make information less obvious to the public. Are these not characteristics of censorship?

I’m not on Twitter, but someone might tweet Sen. Merkley the following from the History Learning Site:

“Censorship was rampant throughout Nazi Germany. Censorship ensured that Germans could only see what the Nazi hierarchy wanted people to see, hear what they wanted them to hear and read only what the Nazis deemed acceptable. The Nazi police dealt with anyone who went outside of these boundaries. Censorship dominated the lives of the ordinary citizen in Nazi Germany.”

Of course soon there won't be any icebergs (climate change) so I suppose that the few surviving generations will need to rewrite new phrases and terminology that may or may not be censored or relevant. That is if it is even allowed by our future, fascist dictators.

their fellow Rethug travelers are more than reprehensible, they are traitors!!!!

Who dreamed it up, who gave it to CDC?

The list is so stupid, it seems like the work of O'Keefe's Project Veritas. Edit to add: or the Onion.

our medical schools e.g.

https://med.uth.edu/crebm/epidemiology-and-ebm-education/
http://www.omed.pitt.edu/curriculum/ms1/coursedescriptions/methodslogicinmedicine1.php