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Jeffrey Tucker From Jeffrey Tucker of Liberty.Me on October 7: “Do you remember when you were first eligible to vote? An adult, a citizen, at last! Finally the power to exercise influence over public affairs in the most direct way. So I voted. Then the returns came in. My guy won anyway, overwhelmingly. I didn’t […]

Jeffrey Tucker | Liberty.Me | October 7 | “Do you remember when you were first eligible to vote? An adult, a citizen, at last! Finally the power to exercise influence over public affairs in the most direct way. So I voted. Then the returns came in. My guy won anyway, overwhelmingly. I didn’t feel vindicated. I […]

From TheHill.com on October 5: “Libertarian vice presidential nominee Bill Weld slammed the two major-party vice presidential nominees the day after Tuesday’s debate, comparing the election to a ‘scary movie.’   “’Americans are frustrated. They think they’re watching a scary movie and they can’t change the channel, as my wife says,’ Weld told WABC’s Rita […]

From a letter to the editor in USA Today, written by Oliver Hall, Special Counsel to the LNC, on October 6: Professor Rick Hasen displays a partisan bias when he calls Ralph Nader a “spoiler” who “helped elect George W. Bush over Al Gore in 2000” in his commentary, “Kids, be careful who you vote for.” In […]

From a letter to the editor in USA Today, written by Oliver Hall, Special Counsel to the LNC, on October 6: Professor Rick Hasen displays a partisan bias when he calls Ralph Nader a “spoiler” who “helped elect George W. Bush over Al Gore in 2000” in his commentary, “Kids, be careful who you vote for.” In […]

Dr. James Lark Former Libertarian National Committee chair Dr. James Lark was interviewed on Russia Today on September 27. “’Many Americans have now come to the conclusion that the debates – while interesting and in some ways entertaining – are certainly lacking in the sort of having the wider perspective that other parties can provide,’ […]

Former Libertarian National Committee chair Dr. James Lark was interviewed on Russia Today on September 27. “’Many Americans have now come to the conclusion that the debates – while interesting and in some ways entertaining – are certainly lacking in the sort of having the wider perspective that other parties can provide,’ he told RT. […]

The Commission on Presidential Debates, a private organization controlled by the Democratic and Republican Parties, relied on rigged polls in its decision to exclude Libertarian Gov. Gary Johnson from the second presidential debate, being held on October 9. This comes in spite of the fact that polls consistently show he draws broad support from independents, military […]