Free exchange of ideas. This is by far the most important right. You must imagine that someone in power has enacted harsh laws that you oppose. These laws should never prevent your ability from finding other people who oppose these laws and having a means to democratically over turn them. This is the most important part of freedom.

Everything else you mentioned can be democratically overturned if enough people support it.

> woman's right to choose

I consider myself on the right, but I support women's right to choose. The religious right is on the way out. Yes, it use to be a big issue, but its not anymore. It was not a campaign issue, and Trump says he will "leave it to the states".

> freedom to assemble and protest

Can I have examples of this? We 100% support your right to peaceful protest and assembly. Can you provide some examples of ways Trump's administration is cracking down on this?

If you are talking about non-peaceful protests like blocking highways, preventing people from getting to work, ANTIFA wearing masks and attacking people at rallies then this is not acceptable and I support laws to crack down on this more.

> freedom from religion

Tick.

> freedom of the press

Examples that are not fake news please?

> freedom of movement

What do you mean here? US citizens who are not under parole or incarcerated can move freely anywhere inside the US.

> freedom to use the bathroom associated with your gender

What about freedom to use the bathroom associated with your own sex (physical M/F)?

Two sides to every "freedom" issue.

> freedom to use drugs recreationally

You want crack made legal? Weed legalisation is non-partisan now.

> personal freedoms

If these personal freedoms you talk of prevent you from being able to assemble and vote, then I support them.

Otherwise, laws should be enacted based on debate and democratic processes.