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Kicking independent Texas voters out of GOP primaries is a bad idea | Opinion

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By Jonathan Madison
| Houston Chronicle Verified
Voters make their way to the polling place at Hardy Road Senior Center for the Texas Primary Election Tuesday, March 1, 2022 in Houston. Brett Coomer, Houston Chronicle / Staff photographer People stand in line waiting for their turn to cast their vote during the Texas primary election at Vincent Miller Intermediate School in Pasadena on Tuesday, March 4, 2008.
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This Independence Day, liberalism is in crisis

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By Jonathan Madison
| Washington Examiner Verified
On July 4, 1776, the United States was born not just as a nation, but as an idea. It was the first country truly born of liberalism: a political philosophy rooted in individual rights, limited government, and the rule of law. Today, it is often said that America faces a “democracy crisis,” yet our electoral institutions, for now, remain uncorrupted. Indeed, the vast majority of eligible Americans have access to the ballot box. What the country is truly encountering is a liberalism crisis.
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Op-Ed: Pennsylvanian liberty and open primaries Original

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By Jonathan Madison
| The Center Square Verified
(The Center Square) – The Keystone State is one of America’s most competitive politically. Pennsylvania routinely proves critical as a swing state in presidential elections, has one U.S. senator from each party, sends a diverse congressional delegation to the House of Representatives, and boasts a divided government at the state level. Yet this bastion of competitiveness is one of only 10 states still utilizing a highly restrictive closed primary election system.
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