Principles:

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Religious Freedom - the right to practice one's religion without interference from the government   Economic Freedom - the right to make individual economic decisions and to keep the government out of these decisions     Limited Government - for the United States as delineated in the U. S. Constitution, e.g., no corporate or individual welfare, no congressional pork-barrel, no pouring billions of dollars into corporate contracts for one's friends, no unconstitutional bureaucracies. If it isn't stated in the Constitution, then any law that creates a programs or bureaucracy like these is unconstitutional and must be struck down.     Low Taxes - only enough to support the core functions of government; major tax reform is needed     Personal Responsibility - taking care of one's family; this is not a government responsibility, and individual fiscal responsibility     Fiscal Responsibility - balanced budget, no debt, no deficit     Clear Separation of Powers between the three branches of government a U.S. Supreme Court that supports the original intent of the U.S. Constitution, not a modern interpretation of it     Government Accountability - after all, the government works "for the People"     A "Culture of Life" - not the infanticide of 4,100 innocent babies per day in the U.S.  How many U.S. servicemen have been killed in Iraq in the last few years; more than 3,100? So, where is justice for the 45 million innocent unborn abortion deaths since Roe v Wade?     Educational Freedom - the right to equally choose private, parochial, public, or home schooling     Reducing the number of current laws, regulations, and rules                                                 Noel Gibeson