Change You Can Believe In Rerun in Democratic Vision
In Our View the proposed Obama era shift echoes New Deal and Great Society aims with higher taxes on high earners and broader government programs. It questions universal preschool and health care, warns of longer waiting times in socialized systems, and argues the founders favored limited government.
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Lawmakers and officials contact list for Texas members
Federal officials include U S Rep Mike Conaway Midland offices in Odessa and Midland plus U S Rep Randy Neugebauer Lubbock and U S Sen John Cornyn and U S Sen Kay Bailey Hutchison. State officials list late Rep Buddy West Odessa Rep Tom Craddick Midland and Sen Kel Seliger Amarillo with Midland and Austin addresses and phone lines.
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Ode to Freedom Patrick Canty Publishes Editorial Page
Laura Dennis Kem RRonax editor navigates an editorial page focusing on liberty and civic duty. The item highlights Canty as publisher and the publication's stance on current events, urging readers to engage with community discourse and uphold democratic values.
Statement of American ideals and self control
A patriotic editorial outlines that freedom comes from self mastery and personal responsibility. It argues freedom is a divine gift, not a political grant, and urges readers to promote and preserve liberty through individual discipline.
Obama and Big Government profile in the Democratic Party
Stephen Chapman argues Obama embodies big government instincts within the Democratic Party. He notes Obama’s push for federal action on automakers, oil profits, and jobs in green and infrastructure sectors. The piece questions his liberalism level, cites adviser ties, and contrasts with fiscal restraint. It ends with cautious hope and a survival mantra: it could be worse.
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Libertarian Principles and Religious Freedom in a Free Society
Machan argues that a fully free society protects private property and tolerates diverse religious practices. He states that government must not interfere with faith while banning actions that violate others rights, such as impulses toward religious oppression. He cautions against religious imperialism and urges laws rooted in human nature.
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