Libertarians
I appreciate J. Michael Kennedy’s sympathetic coverage of Libertarian Ron Paul’s presidential campaign (“Libertarian Plods On--Alone and Unheard,†Part I, May 10).
The so-called “eclectic†stances cited in the platform are consistent with the party’s principles of freedom from governmental intrusion into the lives of citizens, a return to free-market economics, and letting other wealthy nations pay for their own defense. I support the notion that private charities and private schools do a better job than governmentally funded programs--for a lot less money.
EDWARD E. MOSS
Ontario
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