Life Liberty and the Pursuit of Freedom
Guest column argues freedom is unalienable and essential to American greatness. It warns that enemies of freedom seek to erode rights and liberty, leaving citizens with nowhere to escape and a duty to defend cherished freedoms.
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Enemies of Freedom Rally Against Oppression
A call to defend freedom against perceived enemies who seek power and control. The piece argues that apathy enables oppression, urges public action at local to federal levels, and cites author Bryan Golden with contact details for his column.
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Letters to Editor Policy at The Pecos Enterprise
The Pecos Enterprise invites readers to submit letters on all subjects and provides instructions to send letters to the editor. Include your name and contact details as part of the submission for verification and potential publication.
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Readers may drop off letters during business hours 8 am to 5 pm Monday through Friday at 324 S. Cedar Street or email news pecos.net. All letters must be signed with a phone number for verification. the Enterprise reserves the right to edit for content and length.
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Constitution Minute Promotes Constitutional Literacy
An editorial urges readers to study the U S Constitution, calling it the nation’s foundation and written in plain English. It argues citizens should read it to form valid opinions on legal interpretations, and announces a weekly excerpt to boost literacy.
The 16th Amendment Ratified and Income Tax Debate
The piece explains the 1913 ratification of the 16th Amendment granting Congress power to levy income taxes without apportionment. It contrasts direct versus indirect taxes, arguing income tax is a direct tax, and notes ongoing debate about its legality despite the constitutional modification.
Guest Column Attacks Tax Dollars and Low-Wage Jobs
The column argues federal contracting sustains two million low paid workers and one million underpaid farm workers. It cites Demos and Good Jobs Nation urging higher wages via executive action and calls to end middlemen outsourcing contracts. Martha Burk leads NCWO’s Corporate Accountability Project.
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