Eagle Party Principles

This isn't libertarianism. This isn't democratic socialism. This is a third lane.

Three Defining Moves

1. Libertarian Core (Free Markets, Kill Rent-Seeking)

• Ban coercive state-backed moats (student debt credit-scarring, facility fees, zoning cartels)
• Price externalities bluntly (wealth floor tied to outcomes)
• Open entry, transparency, competition

2. Social-Democratic Outcomes (Shared Prosperity)

• Universal floor for health, education, retirement, safety
• Citizen Equity Trust → everyone gets capital income, not just wages
• Wealthiest still pay, but through outcome-based dials, not central price czars

3. Technocratic Objectivity (Post-Ideological KPIs)

• Measure everything in years of labor for existential goods
• Tie elite incentives directly to reducing homicide, debt, corruption
• Let citizens own the upside of automation and AI

What To Call It

• Not libertarianism: We're not saying "abolish Social Security" - we're saying "fund it fairly, make it solvent, cut labor rates."
• Not socialism: We're not nationalizing corporations - we're making public listing the lowest-friction path and letting citizens own index slices.
• Advanced free-market constitutionalism
• Post-libertarian pragmatism
• Citizen capitalism
• Grown-up libertarianism - libertarianism that learned the rent-seekers always hijack "small government" unless you design blunt counterweights

The Physics of Policy

The danger is getting framed as ideology. The opportunity is to make it post-ideological, metric-anchored.

Not the politics of it. The physics of it.

Whether red or blue, Nordic or East Asian, markets or welfare states - the metrics are universal. Years of labor to shelter, to educate, to retire, to stay alive.