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Get StartedI oppose government-mandated age limits on social media or other internet use. I oppose age verification laws that supposedly protect children from "harmful" material, but that in fact force providers to identify every user, thus violating everyone's privacy. It's the responsibility of parents, not the government, to police children's internet usage, as they already can do with parental controls and other tools. I believe in protecting all Americans from handing over information that makes them vulnerable to hackers or to governmental surveillance. Learn more
I don't trust government officials enough to allow them to kill people. Many innocent people have been sentenced to death. Premeditated murderers should face life in prison without parole instead. Learn more
Tuition tax credits are better than vouchers because they won't lead to government control of private schools. Many parents are already choosing homeschooling as an alternative to the failed system. Learn more
Libertarians strongly defend the 2nd Amendment and support the right to keep and bear arms for self-defense. The right to own a gun is an American tradition. We would never have won our independence from Great Britain had our colonists not been armed. Learn more
Health care is not a right or a privilege. It's a service, and like other goods and services, it should be provided by free-market competition. The U.S. once had the finest health care system in the world. The standard of care was growing by leaps and bounds. Health care was reasonably priced, so that most people didn't even feel the need to buy health insurance except for catastrophic illnesses. Doctors and hospitals voluntarily provided free health care to the poor. Learn more
Unlike what you hear in the media and from right-wing politicians, immigrants (both “legal” and “illegal”) commit far fewer crimes than native-born Americans. They contribute to our economy, not detract from it. The U.S. is a nation of immigrants, and we need to recognize and embrace our rich history as a melting pot of people from all over the world, instead of falling prey to ill-informed xenophobia that hurts both Americans and immigrants alike. Learn more
Taxes are always too high, at the federal, state, and local levels. Half of what we earn goes to taxes. I will never vote to raise taxes. Learn more
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