Libertarian Party · Missouri's 7th Congressional District

Craig for Congress

Kevin Craig — U.S. House of Representatives, Southwest Missouri

1776  ·  2026  ·  U.S. House · MO-07

Liberty UNDER God

The only candidate uncompromisingly committed to the ideal that made America the most prosperous and admired nation in history.

Kevin Craig & Liberty Under God

Kevin Craig is the Libertarian Party candidate for the U.S. House of Representatives from Southwest Missouri. He is the only candidate in this race who can be trusted to keep the oath to support the Constitution and the Declaration of Independence.

Liberty Under God is the philosophy that made America the most prosperous and most admired nation in history. America is now bankrupt and despised even by former admirers. Only one candidate for U.S. Congress would get the vote of America's Founding Fathers.

If the Signers of the Declaration of Independence could travel through time, what would they think of the nation they created? Can anyone doubt they would be shocked, appalled, horrified, outraged? Can anyone doubt that they would abolish the U.S. government in 2026 just as surely as they abolished the British government in 1776?

Republicans have been promising to abolish or de-fund wasteful, harmful, and unconstitutional bureaucracies for decades — and they never keep their promises. They cannot be trusted to keep their solemn oath to support the Constitution. Kevin Craig is different.

Your vote for Kevin Craig shows you put America ahead of the two-party monopoly.

What Would the Founding Fathers Do?

The Declaration of Independence says you have a duty to abolish any government which becomes a tyranny. That's how America was born: our Founding Fathers abolished their own government. The Constitution was designed to promote Free Markets and guard against tyranny.

"If no one among us is capable of governing himself, then who among us has the capacity to govern someone else? In this present crisis, government is not the solution to our problem; government is the problem." — President Ronald Reagan, First Inaugural Address

Kevin Craig has been called a "pacifist" because helieves nobody has a right to hurt people or take their stuff. He believes we should abolish tyranny by ballots rather than by bullets. He is the only candidate committed to promoting legislation to abolish all unconstitutional bureaucracies and federal programs. If Washington D.C. were bound down by the chains of the Constitution, how much better off would your family be with an extra $10,000 per person per year?

Nobody in Congress takes the once-sacred oath seriously. The oath to "support the Constitution" means nothing if it doesn't mean promising to NOT support or fund anything which is NOT Constitutional.

Private Sector vs. Public Sector

✔ "Private Sector" ✖ "Public Sector"
Competitive SectorMonopoly Sector
Persuasive SectorCoercive Sector
Peaceful SectorViolent Sector
Productive SectorParasite Sector

The Constitution gave America a limited government and a "free market." America became the most prosperous and admired nation in history under capitalism. Then the Constitution was replaced with secular progressivism and socialism — and our prosperity turned into bankruptcy and admiration into loathing and ridicule.

Keep the Oath — or Don't Take It

Keep the oath: Makes America the most prosperous and admired nation on earth.

Take the Lord's Name in vain: Has transformed America's prosperity into bankruptcy and admiration into loathing and ridicule.

The most important thing human beings in the 21st century need to learn:

There is nothing that human beings need to do which cannot be done without hurting someone.

Everything human beings need — everything a peaceful and prosperous society needs — can be provided through voluntary cooperation, education, and persuasion. No violence is ever needed or justified.

Washington and Jefferson followed clear principles of peaceful non-intervention: "peace, commerce, and honest friendship with all nations, entangling alliances with none." These simple policies led to America's greatness. Only Libertarians are willing to follow these policies with principled consistency.

1776 & 2026

What is a "Real American?" What does America stand for? If you don't know, it's probably not your fault — you may be a victim of Educational Malpractice by our government schools.

Quick Quiz:

In which country does the government prohibit teachers in government-run schools from teaching students that the Declaration of Independence (1776) is really true?

a. Iran    b. North Korea    c. Communist China    d. The United States    e. All of the above

The United States federal government makes it illegal for a school teacher in a government-run school to teach students that the Declaration of Independence is really objectively true today. Students can be taught that dead white males believed it was true — but not that it really is.

"Resistance to Tyranny is obedience to God." — Thomas Jefferson, Benjamin Franklin, John Bradshaw

A real American will never vote for any candidate who would vote to increase government spending, or even to sustain current levels of government spending. All Government spending must be cut.

Can there be any rational doubt that Real Americans of 1776 — Samuel Adams, George Washington, Thomas Jefferson, John Hancock — would dedicate themselves to abolishing the federal government of 2026?

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Kevin Craig advocates the replacement of inefficient bureaucratic government programs with competitive, efficient Free Market approaches. His stand on the issues is often his vision for comprehensive privatization, one bureaucracy at a time.

I have finished the course work for my Master's Degree in Law and Theology. My thesis is a defense of "Laissez-Faire Theocracy." If you're interested in lengthy footnoted academic discussions and ideas about the distant future, click here.

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