Democratic-Republican Party Convention, February 2014

[Sec. of State Superique]

Is this a socially and economically libertarian party? Is it a paleolibertarian party? Or is this a anarcho-capitalist party? I'm very interested on those answers because it seems to me that the Democratic-Republican Party has been trending to a more socially conservative approach, considering the very presence of Spiral, and a very likely support of many socially conservatives that are not very happy with Duke.

[Sec. of State Superique]

Is this a socially and economically libertarian party? Is it a paleolibertarian party? Or is this a anarcho-capitalist party? I'm very interested on those answers because it seems to me that the Democratic-Republican Party has been trending to a more socially conservative approach, considering the very presence of Spiral, and a very likely support of many socially conservatives that are not very happy with Duke.

As of now, we do not subscribe to or endorse one specific ideology (I'm positive there are differences of opinion among members). However, I think our platform could be characterized as broadly libertarian.

Looks like a mix of Libertarianism, Small is Beautiful and Autonomy for all.