The most effective, responsible and responsive government is a government closest to the people.

Every American is entitled to equal rights; no one is entitled to special rights.

Property rights are fundamental Constitutional rights and must be honored as such.

All laws should be subject to regular review and formally repealed when no longer applicable.

All opportunity and economic growth are based on free enterprise and individual initiative.

Government spending is not and cannot ever be legitimate economic development - government provision of appropriate public infrastructure can and does generally facilitate private economic development.

All parents shall be given the greatest freedom, opportunity and protection so they can provide for their family and children in the manner they see fit.

True economic prosperity comes from insuring individuals retain their earnings and are able to expend those earnings as they see fit.

Government, especially the Federal Government, must be strictly limited in their activities to those explicitly granted in their Constitutions.

No one should be denied access to the Courts by requirements of exhausting administrative remedies when seeking redress for government actions impacting his/her freedom of action, especially use of his/her property.

The best tools to meet the challenges of changing times are a steadfast application of the original principles enumerated by our founding Fathers and enumerated in the working of our Constitution.

The solution to societal problems lie, not in government programs or edicts but, rather in individuals being held fully responsible for their actions and failure to act.