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Our mission is to educate and organize citizens regarding public policy and founding principles, and to support the election of local, state and national candidates who share our core values. Core Values Constitutionally Limited Government: We believe – as the Declaration of Independence outlines – that governments are instituted among men to protect our Natural Rights, and as such, derive their power from the consent of the people. Government should therefore be restrained by the Constitution from growing in power and infringing on the rights of the people to live in a free society. The rule of law should be elevated above the rulers, with liberty as the highest end. Fiscal Responsibility: As Ludwig von Mises said, “in public administration there is no connection between revenue and expenditure.” Our federal government – as well as our state and local governments – spends taxpayer dollars recklessly, and has placed us in dangerous levels of debt. Governments have specific and vital functions for which they should frugally and efficiently spend our money, but every dollar the government spends after that is a dollar that is better spent by the people. Onerous tax burdens and a monetary policy of inflation makes people poorer, disrupts the common man’s ability to save, and holds people back from living their life to their fullest potential. Free Markets: Free enterprise is the best possible way to lift people out of poverty and promote prosperity for all of society. As Milton Friedman said, “the most important single central fact about a free market is that no exchange takes place unless both parties benefit.” Freedom of association and freedom of exchange necessarily result in peace, liberty, and prosperity. Economies are most prosperous and stable when economic decisions are left in the hands of individuals. Central planning by the force of government only disrupts people’s ability to improve their own state of satisfaction and is the cause of economic stagnation, recession, and depression. Free markets empower people and give their business affairs meaning by setting up a system where people are incentivized to provide for the needs and wants of others with the best possible product for the lowest price. People acquire and retain wealth only by serving consumers. In a free market, consumers can make poor people rich and rich people poor. Government favoritism in the forms of policies, regulations, licensing, bailouts, and prohibitions create barriers to entry that serve to inhibit people from moving up the ladder and make it easy for those on top to stay there.
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