Would Teddy Roosevelt be considered socially conservative and fiscally progressive according to our standards?

on one hand, it's roosevelts vision, unrestrained from the conservative wings of the republicans
https://www.presidency.ucsb.edu/documents/progressive-party-platform-1912 but it also ensured he would never win in November, and allowed woodrow wilson to come to power

What can we learn from them, any criticisms on it. They just won mayor of Burlington and have some state gov seats.

Full Disclosure, I'm just a historian who doesn't really care for politics, but if I had to pick one ideology to stand by, it would be roosevelts, anyway, henry george was an american economist who proposed getting rid of all taxes except one, a land value tax, or lvt, this tax would increase or decrease depending on the value of what the land is being used for, it was a prominent school of thought for most progressives, despite this, roosevelt in his 1912 campaign supported the creation of an income tax, what are your thoughts on this discrepancy?

Hello everyone. I’ve been intrigued by the historic Bull Moose Party for a little bit and finally got the idea to see if it was alive on Reddit. Anyways, hello everyone I’m glad to see some other people who also carry similar ideology. I live in NM and am surrounded by very left democrats and far right catholic republicans. I don’t find myself with much commonality between other party and much prefer a more central approach to politics. All of that said, are there any other fellow NM people in here?

It would make more sense to campaign for a couple house rep. positions or Maybe even a couple senatorial seats just to build a foundation. That would sense dounf that before electing a 3rd party president.

Would you consider the bull moose party to be libertarian?

Googling basically just gives me a history of the party.

I'm Derek Woellner, a progressive that unseated a two-term incumbent to become mayor of my hometown when I was 25. Being mayor made it even more clear that we need change at the state level. We need to begin planning how we're going to get progressives into the state assembly and senate in 2024. We should look at targeting a US House seat or two as well. I'm up in the northwoods and am looking for other northerners (Hwy 29 up) to join forces with. We need to organize and unite our numbers. Hit me up.