Julie Fedorchak

275 bills: 93 toward no state at all, 182 toward total state ownership of production and property

213 bills: 75 toward no state at all: liberty without government, 138 toward state authority

79 bills: 70 toward institutional continuity, 9 toward systemic change

67 bills: 62 toward publish government records proactively, easily, without a request, 5 toward records available only on request or at agency discretion

61 bills: 49 toward representative-substantive, 12 toward procedure-as-content / direct

59 bills: 14 toward total non-resistance: no force, even in defence, 45 toward total war: destroy the enemy society until unconditional surrender

57 bills: 26 toward no state: unregulated markets, no taxation, 31 toward state / common ownership, redistribution

56 bills: 33 toward parochial / national, 23 toward universal / cosmopolitan

50 bills: 20 toward mutual aid / voluntary association, 30 toward hierarchical authority

45 bills: 17 toward power at the lowest competent level, 28 toward national standards, preemption

31 bills: 3 toward no state secrecy power at all, government may never suppress disclosure, 28 toward executive discretion over what stays secret

25 bills: 20 toward warrant requirement, data minimisation, 5 toward mass warrantless surveillance of citizens by race or suspected disloyalty