Thank you for your comments Trent.

I understand how a reasonable and analytical person can embrace the Libertarian agenda.  Sadly "small government" and "fiscal conservative" no matter what you may personally conceive those concepts to be are, in fact, corporate speak for conscienceless capitalism.  Corporate owners have no desire to shrink the size of government or to eliminate services unless they stand in the way of satisfying greed.  They demand the right to profit without responsibility and for services in support of profit without paying for them.

I saw studies once that reported the wealthy to be socially liberal so Libertarians have no stance there which disagrees with the rich and that's fine.

But will Libertarians stand up for We the People against corporate oligarchy, the ultimate aim of a class of people who oppose all attempts by Americans to control their economic destiny?  Or will you achieve your governmental aims by playing the regulation is bad game?