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The Republican Party's trajectory since 2010 indicates that libertarians have not grown as an especially powerful faction.
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Since 2010, the Republican Party's trajectory shows that libertarians have not become a particularly powerful faction.
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https://reason.com/2026/09/22/the-strange-death-of-libertarianism-is-greatly-exaggerated
Robby Soave refutes Daniel McCarthy's claim that libertarianism is dead, arguing that its influence is evident in policy and daily life, despite challenges in electoral politics. He highlights Trump's non-ideological stance and the movement's impact on tech and social issues.
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