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- David Downing
- Christian FitzHugh
- Steve Keller
- Kristijonas Medelis
- Ainslie Noble
- Nemanja Popović
- James R. Pritchett
- Shaun Riordan
- Joseph Shupac
- András Tóth-Czifra
Our views
- The Atlantic Sentinel resists sweeping change. We believe the center must hold and that progress is made incrementally.
- We value individual liberty as well as a sense of belonging and believe the challenge in our politics is finding a balance between those needs.
- We are confident free enterprise and free trade have proven themselves over dirigisme and protectionism, but we see a role for the state in providing for the common good.
- We recognize that states act in their own interests, but we don’t accept that international relations are a zero-sum game. We support liberal institutions that regulate the affairs of nations.
Endorsements
The Atlantic Sentinel has endorsed:
- Jon Huntsman in America’s Republican presidential primary in 2012;
- Angela Merkel and the Christian Democrats in Germany’s 2013 election;
- John Fredrik Reinfeldt and the Moderate Party in Sweden’s 2013 election;
- Narendra Modi and the Bharatiya Janata Party in India’s 2014 election;
- A continuation of the Conservative-Liberal Democrat coalition in Britain’s 2015 election;
- A coalition of the People’s Party and Citizens in Spain’s 2015 election;
- Hillary Clinton in America’s 2016 election;
- Emmanuel Macron in France’s 2017 election;
- The Liberal Democrats and Scottish Conservatives in Britain’s 2017 election;
- The Free Democrats in Germany’s 2017 election;
- The Democrats in Italy’s 2018 election;
- Pedro Sánchez and the Socialist Party in Spain’s April 2019 election; and
- Regional parties in Spain’s November 2019 election.
We also called on the British to vote to remain in the European Union in their 2016 referendum.
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