By Blake Neff Free public college is a key part of Sen. Bernie Sanders’ presidential campaign, but his daring populist proposal is provoking a shrug from the American public. According to a Gallup poll released Monday, 47 percent of U.S. adults support making public colleges tuition-free, while 45 percent are opposed and the remaining nine percent are…
By Chris White Presidential candidate Hillary Clinton apologized Monday for saying in March that she would put coal mines “out of business” after being confronted by a former West Virginia coal miner. The former secretary of state called the comments a “misstatement” during her coal country campaign ahead of Kentucky’s May 17 Democratic primary election. Clinton is…
By Chris White Sen. Rand Paul says Democratic presidential candidate Hillary Clinton should apologize to Kentucky coal miners for saying she will put them out of work after a report came out showing the state is hemorrhaging coal mining jobs. The former secretary of state is making her way across Ohio, West Virginia and Kentucky to…
Sanders is Going All in For Every Last Delegate After multiple defeats, low voter turnout, and massive downsizing, the Sanders campaign is now playing every last card it can to scrape together as many delegates as possible. Many have expected Sanders to lose in a landslide and ultimately sell out to Clinton, sending his energized fan base straight…
Gary Johnson, former New Mexico governor and Libertarian Party presidential candidate, recently released a new ad on YouTube, titled Never Trump. “Like you I’m not voting for Donald Trump,” he says at the beginning of the video. Johnson fell back on his age old tactic of using his experience and exposure as the former two-term Republican…
By Blake Neff Hundreds of workers on Sen. Bernie Sanders’ presidential campaign will be looking for work tomorrow, after Sanders announced Wednesday that his campaign is laying off hundreds. The announcement comes one day after Sanders lost four out of five primaries in northeastern states, further shrinking his already long-shot odds of overtaking Hillary Clinton in…
McAfee/Weiss Ticket’s 2nd Video Debuts by Avens O’Brien John McAfee‘s bid for the Libertarian nomination continues to heat up, as the campaign has gained a dynamic new campaign manager with Tiffany Madison, and has surged forward with volunteers and new marketing. This afternoon, Judd Weiss, McAfee’s VP pick, released the second video for the campaign, which…
Toni Ann Booras The American Civil Liberties Union took legal action Thursday to block a Kansas voter ID law ahead of the 2016 presidential election. The ACLU wants a federal judge to suspend the state’s voter ID requirement until the lawsuit it filed over the law in February goes through trial, set to begin in 2017, reported Reuters. The…
By Luis R. Rivera III The following is a contrast and comparison of the three candidates that participated in the 2016 Libertarian Party Debate showcased on FOX Business. More specifically, this contrast and comparison covers the candidates’ actual performances. It should be noted that this essay is not meant to be exhaustive, you can watch the…
Last night I had the distinct pleasure and opportunity to interview cyber security legend, activist, and candidate for the 2016 Libertarian Presidential nomination, John McAfee. An intensely interesting man, John covered a lot of ground in his interview on my podcast, The Stoner Jesus Show. Our talk came at a time of upheaval and news…