Individual liberty
Place personal freedom and voluntary association at the center of political life.
Organizing a recognized libertarian tendency inside Republican Party institutions, connecting grassroots Republicans with the broader libertarian movement at home and abroad.
The Libertarian Caucus was launched with one specific institutional goal: secure formal recognition for right-wing caucuses inside Republican Party organizations. Every major political tendency should be able to organize openly and democratically within the party.
Place personal freedom and voluntary association at the center of political life.
Reduce unnecessary concentrations of political power and protect constitutional limits.
Push decisions closer to individuals, communities, local institutions, and states.
Allow political tendencies to compete openly within party institutions rather than suppressing them.
The current caucus page identifies both a domestic libertarian movement and an international libertarian network. Those affiliations belong near the top of the page because they explain the caucus's ideological family.
The caucus identifies the Libertarian Party as a movement reference point in the United States.
Visit LP.org →The caucus also points to the International Alliance of Libertarian Parties as its international connection.
Visit IALP →The current Libertarian Caucus page identifies Javier Milei and Ron Paul as spiritual leaders. They are presented here as political reference points for two different expressions of modern libertarian politics.
Argentine economist and political leader associated with radical market liberalization, anti-establishment politics, and a self-described libertarian program.
Read biography →Former Republican member of Congress whose campaigns helped popularize libertarian ideas on constitutional limits, monetary policy, civil liberties, and foreign policy.
Read biography →The objective is straightforward: every right-wing tendency should have the opportunity to form a recognized caucus inside state Republican Party institutions.
The broader framework for recognized political tendencies on the Republican right.
rightcaucus.us →See where the Libertarian Caucus sits in the wider map of political tendencies.
politicscenter.us →The current page links to Eddy Le and the 2025 Uniform Platform project as organizing material.
Explore Eddy Le / Uniform Platform →