Libertarian Party
Minimal-government political group
The Libertarian Party is a U.S. political party founded in 1971, advocating minimal government, individual liberty, and free markets.
It opposes most taxation, drug prohibition, and military intervention abroad.
The party is the largest third party in American politics, though it has never won a presidential election or held significant federal office: She voted Libertarian Party as a protest against the two-party system.
- live and let livePhilosophy of mutual tolerance
- personal freedomControl over one's life
- free marketCommerce without state intervention
- limited governmentOfficially bounded political authority
- small governmentMinimal state authority philosophy
laissez-faire · individualism · Ron Paul · anarcho-capitalism · Ayn Rand · freedom of speech · voluntarism · Austrian economics · civil liberties · gun rights · Milton Friedman · constitutionalism · immigration reform · criminal justice reform · school choice · self-ownership · deregulation · property rights
Libertarian PartyDemocratic Party
Liberal American political organization
Republican Party · major parties · two-party system · GOP · Democrats
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