The "stopping judicial activism" and "expanding job markets" phrases are the ones that cause me concern.

What some deride as "judicial activism" I call judges doing their job, and executing judgment.

And I don't think markets should be expanded to any country that refuses to engage in fair and equitable trade on a level playing field. I'm no isolationist, but IMO the other extreme of sweatshops and zero regulations is harmful. I wish we'd craft policy that disallowed the sort of abuses employed by, say, China.

I also diverge from Libertarians on the subject of The Commons, which gets into property rights, but I'll spare you all the stump speech.