THE ISSUES

We hold diverse views on abortion, reflecting the movement's individualist nature. While some of us prioritize individual liberty and advocate for the right to choose, others emphasize the rights of the unborn and support restrictions.

We advocate for responsible budgeting, fiscal discipline, and reduced government spending. We prioritize balanced budgets, reducing deficits, and avoiding excessive government debt to ensure economic stability.

We support a free-market capitalist system based on voluntary exchanges and private property rights. We argue that capitalism fosters prosperity, innovation, and individual freedom.

We acknowledge the importance of addressing climate change and environmental challenges. We advocate for market-based solutions, innovation, and voluntary conservation efforts, believing in the power of individual and private initiatives to effectively protect the environment.

We believe in criminal justice systems prioritizing restitution, rehabilitation, and respect for individual rights. We advocate for the decriminalization of victimless crimes and addressing the root causes of crime effectively.

We support a diplomatic approach, emphasizing non-aggression, free trade, and voluntary cooperation among nations. We advocate for peaceful resolutions to conflicts and the protection of individual rights.

We advocate for limited government involvement, decentralized decision-making, and local governance. We believe in empowering individuals and voluntary associations to address domestic issues effectively.

We support free-market principles and limited government intervention in the economy. We believe in voluntary exchanges, market forces, and individual economic freedom as drivers of prosperity and growth.

We champion free markets, limited government intervention, and protection of property rights. We believe that voluntary exchanges, free from excessive regulation and taxation, create economic prosperity and individual opportunity.

We support school choice, empowering parents and students with greater control over education. We advocate for less government involvement, allowing competition and innovation to drive quality and efficiency.

We advocate for property rights and voluntary environmental conservation efforts. We argue that a free-market approach, clear property rights, and legal recourse incentivize responsible stewardship and innovation.

We support a non-interventionist foreign policy, emphasizing diplomacy, free trade, and voluntary cooperation among nations. We oppose unnecessary military interventions and prioritize individual rights.