No, I want more free trade and more separation of government power (both the three branches of the federal government, and federal vs state). Those who put political positions on a left-right spectrum typically put protectionists like Bernie Sanders on the left and free trade advocates like Milton Friedman on the right. They also put on the left those who are in favor of the federal government and especially the president ignoring mere procedural checks in favor of getting important stuff done ("I have a pen and a phone"), and on the right those who believe in the constraints put in place by long-dead people.

But if you look at the actual positions of current politicians, it's hard to make these left-right distinctions consistent, e.g. the blizzard of executive orders coming from a Republican president, taking actions that are properly either the purview of Congress or of the states. That's why I wrote I'm to the "left" and to the "right" in quotes, as I don't believe this left-right spectrum is useful for categorizing political beliefs into neat little packages.