Texas Tribune Biggest Available Venue for Third Party Debate By: Elias J. Atienza The CEO of The Texas Tribune said in a tweet that they would be happy to host a debate between Gary Johnson, Jill Stein, and Evan McMullin. The @texastribune would be happy to host a @GovGaryJohnson @DrJillStein @Evan_McMullin debate. I think. — Evan…
by Kitty Testa On October 4, Guccifer 2.0 announced that he (or she, or they) hacked the Clinton Foundation and the Internet was abuzz over the information. The hacktivist referred to “the private server of the Clinton clan,” displayed the file tree, and pointed out that there was a file named “Pay to Play.” Well, inquiring…
by Blake Neff Democratic vice presidential nominee Tim Kaine had essentially nothing positive to say about Hillary Clinton in a 2005 debate, saying he would only support her for the presidency because he was a “team player” for the Democratic Party. Kaine was participating in a 2005 Virginia gubernatorial debate against Jerry Kilgore, when moderator…
by Brian Nichols Dear Mr. Hannity, For years, I looked to you and your political commentary as enlightening, provocative, and entertaining. Even as I became a libertarian and began to disagree with you on philosophy and policy, I still respected you as a principled, conservative commentator who said what he meant and meant what he…
by Josh Guckert If there were any doubt that Hillary Clinton and her surrogates are afraid of Gary Johnson, that doubt was eliminated Thursday when a Clinton Super PAC released an attack ad on the Libertarian nominee. The compilation clips, aimed at former Bernie Sanders supporters, covers a plethora of issues. It begins by highlighting Johnson’s…
by Phillip Stucky Campaign staffers for Democratic nominee Hillary Clinton completely scripted the questions that host Steve Harvey asked during a February interview, according to reports. The information came from a leak provided through DCLeaks.com, and included a memo that provided the exact questions Harvey was supposed to ask during the course of the interview, according…
by Josh Guckert In one of the stranger statements by the Republican nominee thus far this election cycle, Donald Trump insisted upon the importance of voting by suggesting that those who are terminally ill ought to make an effort before they die. While likely intended as humor, the example came off as strangely vivid. He states…
by Josh Guckert On Tuesday, Libertarian Gary Johnson‘s campaign became the first to address the topic of vaping. The Johnson Campaign’s national director Jim Wallace released a statement, reading: In the first presidential debate, voters listened to two candidates dance around the American economy. What you’ll never hear from those candidates is how the economy is being…
by Kody Fairfield For many big L and little l libertarians, their Vice Presidential candidate, former Governor of Massachusetts Bill (William) Weld, is considered t0 be a bit lighter on liberty and freedom than they would like. See, Weld has has some serious contentions from within his own party, such as his floundering support of libertarian activism…
by Kody Fairfield Republican Presidential candidate Donald Trump took to the campaign trail in Denver, Colorado on Tuesday. During his time in the Centennial State, Trump made time for a one-on-one interview with the local CBS affiliate, where he had a very peculiar answer to a simple question. The reporter from CBS4 Denver posed what seemed like a very…