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The Libertarian Party is committed to America's heritage of freedom: individual liberty and personal responsibility a free-market economy of abundance and prosperity a foreign policy of non-intervention, peace, and free trade. We welcome your participation and support Where the Libertarian vs Republican Comparison Falls on the Nolan ChartThe Nolan Chart, which charts political views on the axes of economic and personal freedom, remains useful for political comparisons. Those of the libertarian persuasion would fall in the top quadrant, while conservatives would fall on the right quadrant.  If we were to use a libertarian vs republican chart, we would not see much of a difference on political views as in the case of the libertarian vs conservative chart comparison. After all, the party of Lincoln is the de facto home of conservatives. However, the leadership of the party is perhaps more centrist than the conservative wing of that party. There are some conservatives who straddle the liberty quadrant of the Nolan chart. A similar dynamic can be seen with libertarianism, where certain followers lean more towards the right part of the quadrant. | ||||||||||||
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