Gov Shack No. 57: Can Conservatives Support Libertarians? LIVE Talk & Fundraiser!
February 5, 2026
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as posted by the channelWelcome to The Gov Shack LIVE, where I break down how I would fix New York State as Governor of New York. Today we’re tackling a crucial strategic question for 2026: Can Conservatives support Libertarians—and can that coalition actually win?
After attending the New York State Conservative Convention, I’ll share my firsthand observations, meetings, and takeaways. Where do Conservatives and Libertarians naturally align—on taxes, spending, regulation, public safety, and government overreach? Which issues are harder crossovers, and which might be deal breakers when it comes to social policy, foreign affairs, or the role of the state?
We’ll explore the best way to build a serious coalition that respects differences while focusing on shared goals. Is this the smartest path to defeating Kathy Hochul in November? How do election law, ballot access, and party mechanics affect what’s possible in a state drifting toward a one-party system?
I’ll lay out practical steps, risks, and outcomes—and take LIVE comments and questions so we can dig into the details together. If you want real change in New York, this conversation matters.
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