Our View Easter freedom and faith unite on Master Sunday
The piece reflects on Easter's meaning across beliefs and cultures, praising the rights to observe as one pleases. It contrasts religious devotion with secular customs like egg hunts and shopping, noting global oppression while affirming U.S. freedoms and the holiday’s broad appeal to joy and renewal.
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If It Quacks Like Government Self-Interest
Walter Williams argues that public policy is obscured by euphemism and urges explicit accounting of morality in government programs. He questions race based admissions, welfare, and tariffs, contending most federal programs rely on coercion and force, undermining individual rights. Williams, an economics professor at George Mason University, anchors critique in limited government philosophy.
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Why liberty wins over government in the public debate
Tibor Machan argues at the Association of Private Enterprise re lineration Las Vegas meeting that liberty outperforms coercive state rule across religion press education and commerce. He notes the difficulty in persuading the public and officials that voluntary cooperation beats government regimentation and highlights responsibility and respect for others as core reasons liberty remains risky yet superior. Machan teaches at Chapman University and is Hoover Institution fellow.
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