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Newspaper
Odessa American
Location
Odessa, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 27, 2000
Page
4
The text defends libertarian identity as distinct from party labels and government force. It explains that libertarians reject coercive governance and prefer individual rights, noting tolerance for rare alignments with any party when ideas fit libertarian philosophy. It cites Robert LeFevre as a major libertarian influence.
The article argues for sweeping libertarian ideals including ending subsidies and taxation, privatizing welfare, and reducing government roles in law and order. It acknowledges the difficulty of such changes while urging consideration of a “better way” and steps toward less government intervention.
The Odessa American invites reader input on community issues through letters to the editor. Submissions may be sent to the newspaper's P O Box or via fax and email as listed for the public forum.
Robert LeFevre argues that secret ballots shield both principals and agents from responsibility. He contends voters are principals and elected officials their agents, so secrecy excuses accountability. He proposes abolishing the secret ballot to identify voters and make principals as responsible as representatives.
Feder notes Planned Parenthood open letter in the New York Times accusing Bush supporters of pro-life bias and pledging to monitor executive orders and nominations. The column contrasts Clinton’s 1992 abortion moves with Bush’s pro-life stances and Ashcroft’s appointment, ending with a blunt memo: no recount.
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