Grover Norquist, of Americans for Tax Reform, discusses the 'leave me alone' coalition which he argues makes the Republican Party work, focused around a libertarian ethic.
Americans for Tax Reform president Grover Norquist critiques Republican leadership, explains why Trump couldn't cut spending, and attacks the American left for its redistributive tendencies
"Leave my money alone, my property alone, my small business alone, my guns alone, my homeschooling alone, my parental rights alone! Leave me alone! That's what I vote on. I'm not asking for somebody else's money… I'm not asking you to send me cash or tell me I'm swell. I'm asking you to leave me alone on my vote-moving issue, and by the way, I've only got one vote-moving issue.
Norquist is a leading critic of what he deems the desire of the American Left to control, and subsequently redistribute, government resources. However, Norquist believes the coalition of the left will eventually turn on one another because they're made up of"competing parasites."
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