About the Coalition

The Liberty Coalition (TLC) exists to gather Libertarians who still believe in actual liberty, not managed decline, not endless compromise, not the party as a vehicle for someone else’s agenda. Its purpose is direct: unite around shared goals so we can shape the party’s direction and determine who becomes the presidential nominee.

The Liberty Coalition is not a caucus. We bring together libertarians who are tired of caucus wars and want to work toward shared goals. Cooperation does not require agreement on every issue or loyalty to a faction. It requires a commitment to individual liberty, mutual respect, and practical action.

We support national delegate efforts because that is where the real decisions are made. We bring together Libertarians who have been sidelined, ignored, or treated as afterthoughts inside their own party. Our platform also speaks to Americans who are tired of government without bounds and institutions that disregard individual rights.

Our ten-plank framework makes these priorities clear:

Borders and sovereignty

In a free society, people should be free to live, work, trade, and associate by mutual consent. Freedom of movement must respect private property and does not create a right to trespass or compel another person’s support. Under the present system, border enforcement must respect individual rights, due process, and strict constitutional limits.

Constitutional government

Constitutional government and individual liberty require limited government in practice, not in rhetoric. Free speech, religious liberty, due process, and the right to keep and bear arms are non-negotiable. Anything less is not constitutional government; it is permission from the state.

Economic freedom

Economic freedom and fiscal responsibility demand lower spending and taxes, balanced budgets, fewer regulations, sound money, and the end of corporate subsidies. Endless debt, inflation, and favoritism for the connected are not free markets; they are plunder dressed as policy.

Family and education

Family autonomy and educational freedom mean parental rights, homeschooling, and educational choice without apology, plus freedom of conscience. These are recognized while respecting the equal rights of others. The family is not a department of the state.

Ready to act.

This is not a call for half-measures or another round of incremental surrender. It is a demand that the party return to the principles that justify its existence or stop claiming the name. The Liberty Coalition is for those ready to act on that demand through national delegate efforts and clear, unapologetic advocacy of the platform.