If a two-party system does not serve your political beliefs or issues, join us and help diversify the political process. The Reform Party SUPPORTS the Principles Established in the United States Constitution, Bill of Rights and Declaration of Independence as our guiding principles for the rights of our citizens and for defining the scope of our Government. Supporting Constitutional Rights means th
at we recognize that the Constitution, Bill of Rights, and Declaration of Independence were primarily written with a basic premise in mind: governments, by their nature, limit freedoms. In the best of circumstances, they limit freedoms in specific circumstances to ensure one person’s activities do not infringe on another’s freedom. In the worst of circumstances they limit freedoms to serve the interests of the ruling class, whoever that may be. The primary purpose of our founding documents was to act as a brake on the consolidation of power in the hands of the government and to protect those freedoms that we are born with. SOCIAL ISSUES The Reform Party takes NO STANCE as an organization on issues such as pro-life/pro-choice and gay marriage. The Reform Party as a national organization believes that social issues or values issues (which include issues such as abortion, gay marriage, and end of life decisions) should not be our focus as a party. Instead our focus should be on issues such as the economy, government fiscal accountability, trade, national security, and jobs. As an organization, we expect our state parties, and our candidates, to do the same. The Reform Party does not, and will not, have stances on Social or Values Issues in our National Platform.
