on charges of drugging and raping a woman on University of Pittsburgh Johnstown's campus in 2013. Operation Win at the Door In 2018, YAL launched Operation Win at the Door. Maloney claimed that the project's goal would be to "build the bench" by electing 250 state legislators by the end of 2022. YAL's "Hazlitt Coalition," a network of libertarian state legislators around the country, oversaw more than 170 members from nearly 40 states in 2021. The coalition filed 25 bills defending people's rights against COVID-19 protocols. As of November 2022, there are more than 300 Hazlitt members in the coalition, many of them under the age of 40. The Hazlitt Coalition doubled in size between 2021 and 2022. According to Daugherty, the Hazlitt Coalition and its allies made 88 million Americans "more free" in 2021, and over 91 million in 2022. One of the coalition's policy priorities is COVID-19 vaccine choice, in addition to free speech and gun rights, among others. References External links Young Americans for Liberty Foundation: Organizational Profile – National Center for Charitable Statistics (Urban Institute) Young Americans for Liberty, Inc.: Organizational Profile – National Center for Charitable Statistics (Urban Institute) Ron Paul Student political organizations in the United States Organizations established in 2008 Political youth organizations in the United States Libertarian organizations based in the United States Conservative organizations in the United States Political activism 2008 establishments in the United States