3. read this passage: a state has recently passed a law shutting down all news organizations that promote a particular political ideology or criticize others for their political beliefs. several newspapers sue the state, claiming that the fourteenth amendment guarantee of due process means their first amendment rights to freedom of speech and freedom of the press must be upheld. the state defends the law by claiming that the protections in the bill of rights apply only to the federal government, not to the states. a federal judge sides with the newspapers, arguing that the fourteenth amendment extends every bill of rights protection to state governments. then, answer these questions: does the judge in the passage support the doctrine of selective incorporation or total incorporation? explain your reasoning. what is the relationship between the due process clause and the disagreement between the state and the newspapers? (4 points