Taxes and government spending probably moderate with business regulation probably liberal. Although I'd argue that the level of regulation I'd be happy with is only liberal because the country has moved to a more conservative position. During a large portion of the twentieth century I'd be a fairly clear moderate in business regulation.
I don't, however, see the point of the question. Regardless of my own views, the national popularity of the larger goals of libertarianism is currently very small. Can you really argue that? If so, show me some proof that big chunks of the country want a government the size Paul is advocating.
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