Life, Liberty, and Property

A political action committee formed to defend the rights a free people do not surrender.

Every generation inherits the same charge: to receive a fragile thing, and to hand it on undiminished. George Washington called it the sacred fire of liberty — not a possession to spend, but a flame entrusted to those willing to tend it.

exists to support candidates who understand that our rights do not originate with government and cannot be left to its discretion. They are prior to the state. It is government's charge to secure them, not its prerogative to grant or withdraw them.

We organize around three principles older than the republic itself: life, liberty, and property. Where these are protected, a people governs itself. Where any one is treated as negotiable, the others soon follow.

Life

The first right, and the foundation of every other. We support candidates who defend it without exception.

Liberty

The freedom to speak, worship, and provide for one's family without needless interference. Liberty is not the absence of order, but order that answers to the free citizen.

Property

The right to earn, hold, and pass on what one has rightfully gained. A people who cannot secure their property are not, in any meaningful sense, free.

“The preservation of the sacred fire of liberty, and the destiny of the republican model of government, are justly considered as deeply, perhaps as finally, staked on the experiment entrusted to the hands of the American people.”
George Washington, First Inaugural Address, 1789

The American experiment does not sustain itself.

It requires citizens who will stand for it deliberately — in office, at the ballot box, and in the quieter obligations of self-government that fall between elections.

supports those willing to stand for life, liberty, and property, and works to equip citizens with what they need to stand alongside them.