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   Libertarian Democrat

   Libertarian Democrats support the civil libertarian aspect of freedom as well as supporting the kind of economic freedom that emphasizes removing corporate subsidies and other favoritism to special interests, and applying a responsible transition toward freedom - for example, some support a transition approach that includes certain trade restrictions on imports from countries that have very little freedom, so that more free trade with those countries would be phased in as they move toward more freedom. ... Some might say that democratic libertarianism has its roots in some early Democratic American presidents, including Thomas Jefferson, Martin Van Buren, Andrew Jackson, and Grover Cleveland.
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   Robert A. Heinlein

   A strong current of libertarianism runs through his work, as expressed most clearly in The Moon Is a Harsh Mistress. ... Heinlein would perhaps have been more comfortable with a comparison with Frederick Jackson Turner's frontier thesis.
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   Neoliberalism

   The Economics and Politics of Demand Management IN Cook, S.T. & Jackson, P.M. (Ed.) ... Globalization · Libertarianism
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   Conservative Democrat

   Andrew Jackson is notable as the first U.S. President to be elected from the frontier rather than from the East Coast. ... These include Democrats for Life of America (pro-life), the Democratic Freedom Caucus (libertarianism), and Amendment II Democrats (pro-gun rights) .
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   Producerism

   Some hold that American Producerism has its roots in the populist politics of Andrew Jackson and in the tariffs and protections of Henry Clay's American System, even though these two figures were political rivals. ... Libertarianism

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