What we Believe
- We believe that the proper function of government is to do for the people those things that have to be done but cannot be done, or cannot be done as well by individuals, and that the most effective government is the government that governs least.
- We believe that good government is based on the individual and that each person's ability, dignity, freedom and responsibility must be honored and recognized.
- We believe that free enterprise and the encouragement of individual initiative and incentive have given this nation an economic system second to none.
- We believe that sound monetary policy should be our goal.
- We believe in equal rights, equal justice and equal opportunity for all, regardless of race, creed, age, sex, orientation or national origin. We believe that persons with disabilities should be afforded equal rights, equal justice, and equal opportunity as well.
- We believe we must retain those principles worth retaining, yet always be receptive to new ideals with an outlook broad enough to accommodate thoughtful change and varying points of view.
- We believe that Americans value and should preserve their feelings of national strength and pride, and at the same time share with people everywhere a desire for peace and freedom and the extension of human rights throughout the world.