Kellems' experiences as a businesswoman shaped her belief in free markets and limited government intervention in the economy.

She consistently advocated for individual liberty and warned against the dangers of government overreach. Her views aligned with those of the Old Right and libertarian movements.

Kellems believed in strict adherence to the U.S. Constitution and argued that the federal government had exceeded its constitutional authority. She saw her tax protest as a defense of constitutional principles.

A staunch anti-communist, viewing communism as a threat to individual freedom and economic prosperity. She expressed these views often in her public addresses.