Issues
The purpose of government, in the best case, is to protect the rights of the individual. Freedom, individual liberty, is, or at least ought to be, the goal of political activity, the highest political value.
America’s founders, for the most part, had this end in mind when establishing the federal government. To the extent American political life has stayed faithful to individual liberty it has been rewarded with economic success.
Because, as the founders generally understood, freedom is not just right;Â freedom works. Around the world freedom and prosperity go hand-in-hand. Where you find one, you find the other. Economic success indicates the breadth and depth of a people’s freedom.
Federal Budget
While flawed, the U.S. Constitution remains one of, if not the, best documents ever produced defining the role of a central government. Unfortunately, federally elected politicians incrementally ignored it, to…
Read More »Taxation
People have the right to use their resources as they see fit. The less governments interfere with individual’s choice, the more productive an economy is.
Freedom leads to prosperity. Taxes…
Read More »Civil Liberties
Government must respect the privacy of all and honor due process. We oppose violations of civil liberties, including the egregious and unnecessary parts of the so-called PATRIOT Act. Read More »Defense and Foreign Policy
We support a strong defense against bad actors, state and non-state both. We believe a strong defense means understanding the appropriate role of our military in the world. We also…
Read More »Monetary Policy/Federal Reserve
While we prefer a free market in money, we also understand that a chaotic unwinding of the U.S. dollar, a prospect the world currently faces, will devastate Americans and the…
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