Your challenge, if you choose to accept it, is to have a Libertarian become President of the United States. Bonus points if it's before 1991.
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Your challenge, if you choose to accept it, is to have a Lubertarian become President of the United States. Bonus points if it's before 1991.
I could see a libertarian becoming President, but not a Libertarian (or a Lubertarian for that matter![]()
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Your challenge, if you choose to accept it, is to have a Lubertarian become President of the United States. Bonus points if it's before 1991.
'ol Jeff
Slave owner and the Louisiana Purchase was an unconstitutional Imperialist Landgrab. If we are judging by Libertarian Standards.
Slave owner and the Louisiana Purchase was an unconstitutional Imperialist Landgrab. If we are judging by Libertarian Standards.
A hands off approach on the economy on the federal level does not a libertarian make.
How about Ross Perot gets nominated by the Libertarian party in 1992? He stays in the race (not dropping out in the summer of 92) and picks Andre Marrou to be his running mate.