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| − | |name=The Federalist Foundation
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| − | |founder = Lance R. Haynie, Larry L. Johnson
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| − | |motto=Together, we can build an America with freedom, opportunity, liberty, and prosperity.
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| − | |type=Libertarian [[think tank]]
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| − | |headquarters=Denton, TX
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| − | |location=Texas
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| − | |leader_title=Director
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| − | |leader_name=Lance R. Haynie
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| − | |leader_name2=Larry L. Johnson
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| − | |leader_name3=Katie Ransbury
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| − | |website={{URL|https://www.federalistfoundation.org}}
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| | '''The Federalist Foundation''' is an American [[Libertarianism|libertarian]] [[think tank]] based in [[Denton]] [[Texas]] with offices in [[Utah]] and [[Washington, D.C.]]. It was founded by Lance Haynie, Larry Johnson, and Katie Ransbury with a mission to focus on public policy research and advocacy based on the principles of free enterprise, limited government, individual liberties and freedom, and a strong national defense. The Federalist Foundation has four primary areas of research: The Center for Constitutional Studies, The Center for Liberty and Prosperity, The Center for Free Enterprise and Economics, and The Center for Representative Democracy. | | '''The Federalist Foundation''' is an American [[Libertarianism|libertarian]] [[think tank]] based in [[Denton]] [[Texas]] with offices in [[Utah]] and [[Washington, D.C.]]. It was founded by Lance Haynie, Larry Johnson, and Katie Ransbury with a mission to focus on public policy research and advocacy based on the principles of free enterprise, limited government, individual liberties and freedom, and a strong national defense. The Federalist Foundation has four primary areas of research: The Center for Constitutional Studies, The Center for Liberty and Prosperity, The Center for Free Enterprise and Economics, and The Center for Representative Democracy. |
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| − | ==Ideological Positions==
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| − | ===Conservatism===
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| − | The Federalist Foundation does not consider its self a conservative [[think tank]] or movement as traditional conservatives are unwilling to change and do not entirely align with [[Libertarianism]]. Furthermore, The Federalist Foundation's position on drug legalization, energy policy, [[LGBT]] rights and foreign interventionism makes them incompatible with a modern conservative.
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| | ==External links== | | ==External links== |
| | *[https://www.federalistfoundation.org The Federalist Foundation] (official web site) | | *[https://www.federalistfoundation.org The Federalist Foundation] (official web site) |
| − | *[https://www.prlog.org/12535072-articles-of-incorporation-filed-in-the-state-of-texas.html Texas Articles of Incorpration Filed]
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| − | [[:Category:Political and economic think tanks in the United States]]
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| − | [[:Category:Nonpartisan organizations in the United States]]
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| − | [[:Category:Organizations of environmentalism skeptics and critics]]
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| − | [[:Category:Foreign policy and strategy think tanks in the United States]]
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| − | [[:Category:Libertarian think tanks]]
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| − | [[:Category:Libertarian organizations based in the United States]]
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| − | [[:Category:501(c)(3) nonprofit organizations]]
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