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The national government decides to prosecute a speaker who states at a political rally, "The U.S. government’s policy toward the Middle East is responsible for the violence in the region, and our leaders should be forced to change their policy." Although the government would most likely be unsuccessful, for what would the government prosecute the speaker?

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Sedition

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Based on the information provided within the question the only thing that the government can try to prosecute the speaker for is Sedition. This term refers when an individual tries to incite a rebellion against the authority of a state, which in this situation would be the U.S government. If the government tried to prosecute the individual for this it would most likely not succeed as he has freedom of speech and is just stating his political position.

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