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The '''Republican Liberty Caucus''' (RLC) is a [[libertarian]] caucus within the [[Republican Party]]. Congressman [[Ron Paul]] is a past chairman of the RLC. The RLC takes "no position" on [[abortion]] other than opposition to government funding of abortions. | The '''Republican Liberty Caucus''' (RLC) is a [[libertarian]] caucus within the [[Republican Party]]. Congressman [[Ron Paul]] is a past chairman of the RLC. The RLC takes "no position" on [[abortion]] other than opposition to government funding of abortions. | ||
| + | The RLC's mission is to ''support fiscal responsibility, individual liberty, and limited government'' within the GOP. | ||
==Board of Advisors== | ==Board of Advisors== | ||
The RLC has a Board of Advisors consisting of seven Republican current and former Congressmen: | The RLC has a Board of Advisors consisting of seven Republican current and former Congressmen: | ||
Latest revision as of 17:11, July 21, 2011
The Republican Liberty Caucus (RLC) is a libertarian caucus within the Republican Party. Congressman Ron Paul is a past chairman of the RLC. The RLC takes "no position" on abortion other than opposition to government funding of abortions.
The RLC's mission is to support fiscal responsibility, individual liberty, and limited government within the GOP.
Board of Advisors
The RLC has a Board of Advisors consisting of seven Republican current and former Congressmen:
- J.D. Hayworth (Arizona)
- John Shadegg (Arizona)
- Todd Tihart (Kansas)
- Nick Smith (Michigan)
- Ron Paul (Texas)
- John Culbertson (Texas)
- Sam Johnson (Texas)