Libertarian Party

The Libertarian Party is a U.S. political party advocating for civil liberties, non-interventionism, and laissez-faire capitalism. Founded in 1971, it seeks to limit government size and scope, promoting individual freedom and voluntary associations. Key policies include tax abolition, ending the welfare state, and reducing military intervention. The party supports personal freedoms such as drug legalization and same-sex marriage while opposing gun control and censorship. It is known for its classical liberal platform, differing from both Democratic and Republican ideologies. The party consistently contests national elections, though it remains a minority force in U.S. politics