In the following days, the "Social Democratic Faction" in the Legislative Assembly heavily criticized Jerome Bonaparte's order to strengthen news censorship, to the extent that what was supposed to be a sacred and solemn legislative venue had now turned into a marketplace, with each meeting always ending in chaos.
What was even more unusual was the fact that, during the period of criticism from the "Social Democratic Faction," there was no sign of rebuttal from the government spokespersons, who always adopted an attitude of letting it go in one ear and out the other.
After days of debates and repeated proposal rejections, the "Social Democratic Faction" realized that abolishing news censorship was an impossible task, and they had to give up attacking the government on this issue.
