They unfortunately avoid the word “libertarian” for being
“loaded.” Still, the principals behind what everyone else would
call the libertarian-leaning
“Liberty for All” SuperPAC, gave a very refreshing interview to
Jonathan Karl of ABC News.

From Yahoo! News’ print
account of the interview, in which Karl stresses the youth of
John Ramsey (22) and Preston Bates (23), who run and largely fund
the PAC, which has existed for seven months and raised $3
million:

“We’re purging the Republican Party of the war-mongering,
anti-civil liberties, socially intolerant neo-conservatives,” says
Ramsey. “We see these people as just as dangerous as the socialists
that make up the Democratic Party.”

So, what’s the PAC’s track record? Ramsey and Bates point to the
primary election victories for three of the Republican candidates
they supported: Tea Party-backed Congressional candidate Thomas
Massie in Kentucky, Congressional candidate Kerry Bentivolio in
Michigan, and Senate candidate Jeff Flake in Arizona.

They say they are building in contrast to the DNC and RNC a
“Free NC” a 50-state strategy to give Ron Paul supporters
“something to believe in, something that’s real, an institution
that wins.” They vow to aim their money to help topple a prominent
U.S. Republican Senator who they won’t name til after the November
election, though they strongly hint it might be South Carolina’s
awful Lindsey Graham, up for re-election in 2014.

They refuse to say it matters much to them whether Barack Obama
or Mitt Romney wins the presidential election.

See
full video here. I
first blogged about Ramsey and the Liberty for All PAC back in
May. The story of the Ron Paul movement out of which this project
arose told in my book
Ron Paul’s Revolution: The Man and the Movement He
Inspired.