It Is Time To Unite Our Principles To Defend The Individual

Two people can always find a difference of opinion. My wife and I agree on many things but we have arguments and fights. How can we expect hundreds, thousands, or even millions of people to agree on everything? Of course, we can’t. The Libertarian Party has this problem. I learned a lot at the National Convention. Within the 800+ people, there were 800+ opinions. There were several different groups or caucuses. The Pragmatic Caucus, the Radical Caucus, the Audacious Caucus, the Mises Caucus, and even a Socialist Caucus, all had energetic men and women supporting their particular kind of Libertarian Philosophy. Add to that the various supporters of this or that candidate. As Libertarians, we pride ourselves on our individuality. What else would you expect from a group that purports to believe that we own ourselves? On many occasions, I saw people come together and agree, and I saw people passionately disagree. One of the best statements I heard at the convention was something like, “We are on a 3,000-mile trip and we Libertarians like to argue about the last three miles.” I loved that analogy.

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