If we are to have liberty in our lifetimes, we must be willing to work together for our common cause.

My purpose in presenting this information is to bring your attention to an existing group who's core beliefs are in line with Conservative values. This information should be used as one more tool in determining which candidates meet your requirements.

A group that meets this criteria is the Campaign for Liberty which was established by Ron Paul in 2008, after he lost the election, to highlight the neglected but common-sense principles we champion and reinsert them into the American political conversation.

(Please be sure to scroll down to view a list of candidates that have been approved by the board as having the Conservative principles necessary to be selected as a "Liberty Candidate. Click on their names to go to their page.)

The mission of Campaign for Liberty is to promote and defend the great American principles of:

1. Individual Liberty
2. Constitutional Government
3. Sound Money
4. Free Markets
5. Noninterventionist Foreign Policy

Click here for Campaign for Liberty Talking Points

What Party will Liberty Candidates Come from?


Libertarian Party
http://www.lp.org/...

Constitution Party
http://www.constituti...

Conservative Party
http://www.conservati...

Republican Liberty Caucus
http://www.rlc.org/...

Republican Party
http://www.gop.com/...


What Principles Will Liberty Candidates Support?

Economy

Strong fiscally conservative principles and beliefs that our economic recovery should be left to the free market through businesses and individuals – not the federal government. ~Peter Schiff Senate 2010 Connecticut

Personal Liberty

The Federal Government must return to its constitutionally enumerated powers and restore our inalienable rights. America can prosper, preserve personal liberty, and repel national security threats without intruding into the personal lives of its citizens. ~Rand Paul Senate 2010 Kentucky

Foreign Policy

Taken as a whole, America's current foreign policy is a grossly unconstitutional one that we cannot afford. It has put us in a situation where children born today are burdened with an impossible debt. It is premised on a twisted version of American exceptionalism which assumes we have the right to police the world without respect for the sovereignty of fellow nations. If we hope to be respected in the global community, we would be wise to heed the advice of Thomas Jefferson and seek, “peace, commerce and honest friendship with all nations - entangling alliances with none.” ~Adam Kokesh Congress 2010 New Mexico

Ending the Federal Reserve

What goes on at the Fed is a clear example of the infringement upon our liberty and national sovereignty through Congressional delegation of its authority. Now, the Fed refuses to even let us see how much and to whom our money has been loaned or how much they have indebted the American People. They do so by rightly asserting that they are a private entity and therefore do not have to comply with orders to open their books. Our Congress has completely lost control over the creation of money and credit and now we are all going to pay the price of that abrogation of their duty. ~RJ Harris Congress 2010 Oklahoma

2nd Ammendment

"To keep and bear Arms" That means, you can obtain them, keep them, and carry them. The idea that you can only have an unloaded gun in your closet under lock and key with the ammunition in a foreign country is ridiculous. Load your gun, put it in your holster, and leave the house. There is no point to keeping a gun you cannot access when you need it. If anyone has time to go home and get their gun, they probably didn't need it in the first place. ~Chris Cantwell Congress 2010 New York

Who are Liberty Candidates so far?

Rand Paul – Senator Kentucky

Adam Kokesh – Congress New Mexico

Peter Schiff – Senator Connecticut

Jake Towne – Congress Pennsylvania

Mike Vasovski – Congress South Carolina

Paul Lambert- Congess Alabama

Jaynee Germond – Congress Oregon

William Kern – Congress New Jersey

RJ Harris – Congress Oklahoma

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Debra Medina – Governor Texas

Chris Cantwell – Congress New York

Chris Simcox – Senator Arizona

Ray McBerry – Governor Georgia

David Hedrick – Congress Washington

John Dennis – Congress California

Valerie Meyer – Congress Georgia

Robert Broadus – Congress Maryland

Bill Connor – Lt. Governor South Carolina

Francisco Rodriquez – Congress Florida

Nick Coons – Congress Arizona

Delia Lopez – Congress Oregon

Gary Clift – Congress California

Chelene Nightingale – Governor California

Michael Benoit – Congress California

James Williams – Senate Utah

Ron Paul – Congress Texas

Rob McNealy – Congress Colorado

Alexander Snitker – Senate Florida

Michael Frisbee – Congress Georgia

Joe Kennedy- Senate Massachusetts

Michael Krsiean – Congress Wisconsin

Glen Bradley – State House North Carolina

Tim Utz – State House Minnesota

Tim Nerenz – Congress Wisconsin

John Monds – Governor Georgia

Karl Dickey – Palm Beach County Commissioner Florida

Kurtis Liston – House of Representatives Ohio

Dr. Dan Eichenbaum – Congress North Carolina

Roger Shealy – House of Representatives Florida

Terri McCormick – Congress Wisconsin

Rick Richard – State Senate Wisconsin

Rachel Grubb – Congress Indiana

John Wayne Smith – Governor Florida

Ed Thompson – State Senate Wisconson

Josh Hanson – Secretary of State Illinois

Jeff Daiell - Governor Texas

Fred Wieder – Congress Texas

Michael McPadden - Congress Virginia

Dr. Mike Beitler – Senate North Carolina

Joe Tegerdine – Congress Mississippi

Nathan Dahm – Congress Oklahoma

Joe Seehusen – State Senate Maryland

Lex Green – Governor Illinois

Cameron DeJong – State Representative New Hampshire

David Smith – Congress Texas