Welcome to WWW.RLCWY.ORG the website for the Wyoming chapter of the Republican Liberty Caucus.
The RLC helps promote libertarian goals within the Republican Party: small government, fiscal conservatism, personal liberty.

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RLC supporters, please save the date of Saturday, February 12, 2011! We want you to join us in Arlington, Virginia -- a suburb of Washington, DC -- to attend the 20th Anniversary Convention of the Republican Liberty Caucus featuring former New Mexico Governor Gary Johnson and other libery activists and rockstars! Student discount and early discount rates apply. Please go to our Convention website. Register today to attend the largest gathering of liberty-minded Republican activists in the country! We can't wait to meet you there.

 

Wyoming politicians endorsed by the RLC:
State Senator Cale Case
State Representative Sue Wallis
State Representative Frank Peasley

Gerald Gay, House District 36 (Casper)

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RLC STATEMENT OF PRINCIPLES:

  • The Republican Liberty Caucus supports individual rights, limited government and free enterprise.
  • We believe every human being is endowed by nature with inherent rights to life, liberty and property that are properly secured by law.
  • We support a strict construction of the Bill of Rights as a defense against tyranny; the expansion of those rights to all voluntary consensual conduct under the Ninth and Tenth Amendments; and the requirements of equal protection and due process under the Fourteenth Amendment.
  • We support the Constitutional restrictions on federal government powers enumerated in Article I, Section 8 as an absolute limit on all government functions and programs.
  • We oppose the adoption of broad and vague powers under the guise of general welfare or interstate commerce.
  • We oppose all restrictions on the voluntary and honest exchange of value in a free market.
  • We favor minimal, equitable, and fair taxation for the essential functions of government.
  • We oppose all legislation that concedes Congressional power to any regulatory agency, executive department, or international body.
  • We support the Constitution as the supreme law of the land, the republican form of government it requires, and the right of all citizens to fair and equitable representation.
    We believe these are also the proper positions of the Republican Party.

Non-endorsed, but related, links:

  • Wyoming Governor signs Firearm Freedom act into law
  • Article about liberty in Wyoming
  • Article about contacting representatives in Wyoming
  • An open letter to Wyoming Governor Dave Freudenthal (D), including reply from the Governor's office
  • Open letter to the GOP
  • Wyoming Liberty Index (rates state Senators and Representatives on respect for personal liberty and fiscal responsibility.)
  • Wyoming Liberty Group
  • Wyoming Votes.org
  • WyWatch
  • Politics.com page on Wyoming candidates

     

     

     

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    "I don't like being exposed to Kenny G's music, cigarette smoke or patchouli oil, but I will defend the right of other folks to have all that junk, the right of business owners to allow it, and my right not to have to be around it. Government should not regulate anything that citizens can avoid by turning around and walking out."
    -Wyoming state Senator Cale Case

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