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The Unlikely Incubators of Liberty

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By Mike Berry
| Townhall Verified
As Americans recently celebrated our nation’s 250th anniversary, we rightly honored the extraordinary generation that declared independence, drafted the Constitution, and established the world’s first enduring constitutional republic. Their ideas—limited government, the rule of law, religious liberty, and the inherent dignity of every person—remain the foundation of the American experiment. But as we reflect on what America has become in 250 years, and how we got here, deeper questions arise.
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First Liberty Insider: July 24th, 2026

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By Amelia Metz, Mike Berry
| firstliberty.org
Will Connecticut Allow Religious Displays at the State Capitol? In Connecticut, private religious displays are banned from the state Capitol. Last December, Family Institute of Connecticut requested to display a small Nativity scene on a table inside the Capitol building.
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First Liberty Insider: July 3rd, 2026

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By Amelia Metz, Mike Berry
| firstliberty.org
President’s Religious Liberty Commission Presents Final Report Just in time to celebrate America’s 250th anniversary of independence, the Religious Liberty Commission presented its draft report to the President. The Commission spent months hearing testimony from teachers, students, parents, military chaplains, service members, healthcare professionals, private-sector employees, and religious leaders who shared firsthand accounts of discrimination because of their faith.
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