Official Campaign Website of Monica Alponte for Congress
ISSUES NEAR & DEAR:
Fiscal Sanity β’ Prosperity β’ Parental Sovereignty β’ Free Speech β’ Pro-2A β’ Property Rights β’ Seniors, Vets, Disabled β’ Compassionate Animal Stewardship β’ PEACE & Non-Intervention β’ Reject AIPAC β’ End Foreign Lobbying β’ Overturn Citizens United β’ Secure Border β’ End Incentives for Illegal Immigration
Anti-Zionist PAC (AZAPAC) is a political action committee focused on ending U.S. military and financial aid to foreign entities and opposing Zionist politicians who serve Israel over the United States, draining American resources, undermining U.S. sovereignty and running counter to the interests of the American people.
VOTE PEACE & LIBERTY
The Libertarian Party is the party most ideologically aligned with the Founding Fathers and the Constitution. We are the spiritual descendants of Thomas Jefferson and James Madisonβdefenders of Peace, Liberty, and Limited Government.
FREEDOM IS A PACKAGE DEAL
When the government can tell people what to do with their land, their kidsβ schools, their health, their pets, or their money, it's overstepping the 'Big Freedom' that Arizonans value.
β-- Campaign Mascot "Bullet,"
Mayor of Arizona Liberty Dog Park!
REJECT AIPAC PLEDGE
U.S. Term Limits Amendment Pledge
I pledge that as a member of Congress I will cosponsor and vote for the U.S. Term Limits Amendment of three (3) two-year House terms and two (2) six-year Senate terms and no longer limit. ~Monica Alponte, April 27, 2026
Libertarian SYMBOLS β’ LOGO β’ COLORS β’ MASCOT
LIBERTARIAN SYMBOL
The Gadsden Flag: 'Don't Tread on Me' originated during the Revolutionary War against Great Britain. Since then, it's been used by many groups on the left and the right for 250 years, from civil rights and environmentalism to gun rights and fiscal conservatism.
The Libertarian Party was the first U.S. political party to adopt the Gadsd
The Gadsden Flag: 'Don't Tread on Me' originated during the Revolutionary War against Great Britain. Since then, it's been used by many groups on the left and the right for 250 years, from civil rights and environmentalism to gun rights and fiscal conservatism.
The Libertarian Party was the first U.S. political party to adopt the Gadsden Flag as a core ideological symbol, beginning in the 1970s after the party's founding in 1971. Before then, it was strictly a historical military flag from the 1700s, until Libertarians reclaimed it.
When you see this flag, be reminded of the Libertarian principles it represents: self-ownership, individual rights, non-interventionism, and ENDING THE WAR STATE: America First, Government Last.
LIBERTARIAN LOGO & COLORS
LIBERTARIAN LOGO:
"THE TORCH EAGLE"
The Eagle for American Freedom and the Torch of Liberty.
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LIBERTARIAN COLORS:
GOLD & BLACK
The Gold represents our unwavering commitment to Individual Sovereignty, while the Black signifies the rejection of government overreach.
LIBERTARIAN MASCOT
LIBERTARIAN MASCOT
"THE PORCUPINE"
The porcupine is the mascot for Libertarians because it symbolizes a defensive, non-aggressive nature, representing the philosophy of "don't tread on me." It signifies an animal that causes no harm unless bothered, mirroring the libertarian belief in individual liberty and non-aggression.
Throw us a bone!
