Libertarian
Small-government party supporter
A Libertarian is a member or supporter of the Libertarian Party, a political organization in the United States founded in 1971.
The party advocates minimal government, free markets, and civil liberties: The Libertarian candidate won three percent of the vote.
As an adjective, it describes positions or policies associated with the party: the Libertarian platform. (Lowercase libertarian is the broader political philosophy.)
External, uninvolved entity
- candidatePerson seeking selection
- platformRaised flat structure
- conventionAgreed standard of behavior
- primaryChief in importance
Removing governmental business restrictions
- privatizationState sells public assets
- federalismDivided governmental authority system
- non-interventionismAvoid foreign entanglements doctrine
third-party
External, uninvolved entity
- candidatePerson seeking selection
- platformRaised flat structure
- conventionAgreed standard of behavior
primary · nomination · ticket
deregulation
Removing governmental business restrictions
- privatizationState sells public assets
- federalismDivided governmental authority system
- non-interventionismAvoid foreign entanglements doctrine
- ArgentinaBuenos Aires, tango, Messi, Patagonia, mate
Libertarianauthoritarian
Favoring absolute control
totalitarian · statist · collectivist · communist · fascist
Libertariancollectivist
Advocate for group primacy
socialist · communist · Marxist · communitarian · interventionist
Libertarianauthoritarian
Favoring absolute control
paternalist · social conservative · prohibitionist · moralist · traditionalist
- Libertarian PartyPro-freedom political organization