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203 recorded votes and 29 bills decide every grade on this site. Open any one to see who was on the liberty side and who was not.

Sorted by principle, newest first. Votes counted through September 30, 2026.

Confronts tyranny and terror

Stands up to the regimes and armed movements that rule by fear and export it: the regime in Tehran and the militias it arms, Putin's war, the Chinese Communist Party, terror groups and the networks that fund them.

Stands with free nations and free peoples

Backs democracies under attack and people rising against their rulers: Israel, Ukraine, Taiwan, the people of Iran, and the alliances that keep free countries safe. Rejects isolationism, left and right.

Free speech and a free mind

Against censorship by government or at its request. Every opinion, about any party, any idea or any religion, may be said and argued with.

Free markets and free trade

People keep what they earn and trade with whom they choose: lower taxes, less regulation, open trade, no price controls and no planned economy.

One law, equal for every individual

Rights belong to each person, never to a race, a sex or a group. Women and gay people equal under the same law; no one favoured or held back by race or sex; no ideology forced on children or soldiers.

Freedom of conscience

The state takes no side on religion. Every church, synagogue, mosque and temple is free, so is having no faith, and no religion's law is imposed on anyone.

Strong enough to stay free

Funds, equips and staffs the armed forces a free country needs to deter its enemies.

Citizenship and the rule of law

A free country decides who joins it, enforces its own laws, vets newcomers, and keeps out those who come to destroy its freedoms.

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