Liberty Coalition

Inspired by the light of philosophical innovations across the 20th century, ranging from Hayek to Rand, the Liberty Coalition (LC) was inspired by the cooperation and principles upheld by Capitalism and the free market. They believed in keeping all humans free from economic coercion, through rejecting government intervention and supporting the "invisible hand." Their position on social issues was big-tent, as some Coalition-supporting philosophers such as Hayek saw social conservatism as congruent with liberty, while others supported more liberal social values. In 1997, the Liberty Coalition merged with the Christian Democratic Union to form the United Conservative Party. The Liberty Caucus of the UCP is the Liberty Coalition's spiritual successor.
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