by Josh Guckert The libertarian movement is notoriously devoid of females. However, there are many lessons to be learned which can assist libertarians in attracting women. These are the five way libertarianism can teach you how to attract women. 1. Channel Your Inner John Galt One of the most important traits in attracting the opposite…
by Josh Guckert On Thursday, Democratic vice presidential nominee Tim Kaine criticized the foreign policy of Libertarian presidential nominee Gary Johnson. It is only the latest move by Democrats suggesting that they are in fear that Johnson and his running mate William Weld will siphon votes from Hillary Clinton and Kaine. RELATED: Clinton Super PAC Releases Attack Ad…
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 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 Josh Guckert In a move that is likely shocking to few, the Commission on Presidential Debates (CPD) announced today the second presidential debate would not feature Libertarian candidate Gary Johnson or Green Party candidate Jill Stein. The debate is set to take place on October 9 at Washington University in St. Louis, Missouri. The only remaining debate…
by Josh Guckert On Tuesday night, Libertarian vice presidential nominee William Weld will not be invited to debate Mike Pence and Tim Kaine. However, in 1996, the then-Massachusetts governor got to show his debating skills against then-Massachusetts Senator John Kerry. Weld spent most of the debate defending tax cuts and government reform against the very progressive policies of…
by Josh Guckert Since his selection as the vice presidential nominee of the Libertarian Party, William Weld has received an abundance of criticism from libertarians. The primary issue evoking anger has been his stance on the right to bear arms. However, in Philadelphia on Thursday, Weld took a fundamentally libertarian approach in explaining the history behind…
by Julie Borowski A lot of people are accusing Ron Paul of suggesting that libertarians should vote for Jill Stein. Of course, Ron Paul did no such thing. Here’s what Ron Paul actually said in the interview, “The independents who don’t know what to do and who should they pick, I say if you tend to…
by Kitty Testa CNN reported last Friday that Bill Weld was “not sure anybody is more qualified than Hillary Clinton” to be president. This alarmed Libertarians, given that he is Gary Johnson’s running mate. Weld has since clarified that although Clinton is the most qualified “on paper,” Johnson “would be the best president.” Nonetheless, the…