I must say, the Libertarian Party’s presidential nomination vote has truly been a whirlwind of surprising twists and turns. The recent news that RFK Jr. has been eliminated in the first round certainly caught my attention. While I am not a supporter of the Libertarian party myself, I found it somewhat amusing that they decided to pass on the candidate with brain worms, especially considering their response to Trump in the past.
It’s intriguing to note that despite RFK Jr.’s notable last name, the Libertarian Party still decided to say “nah” to his candidacy. It makes me wonder if the media will finally stop giving him so much publicity solely based on his family background.… Continue reading
As a former member of the Libertarian Party, the recent events where Libertarians relentlessly booed and heckled Trump have been refreshing to witness. It’s a stark reminder that there are still principled individuals out there who are willing to call out lies, pandering, and authoritarian behavior when they see it. Trump’s attempt to win over Libertarians, who traditionally fall outside of his spectrum of appeal, highlights his desperation for support from any corner, regardless of ideological differences.
The fact that Trump’s own people had to be forcefully removed from a Libertarian event speaks volumes about the discontent towards his divisive rhetoric and power-hungry tactics.… Continue reading
Trump standing in front of a sign saying “Become Ungovernable” is like…so perfect. Can you imagine the outrage if it was Biden standing there? It might be even better than CPACs “We are all domestic terrorists” “Swamp Creature” is an excellent insult considering “Drain the Swamp” was Trump’s slogan, and how he not only failed to do that but added more shit to it. Why would someone who is leading in all the polls go slumming it to the wing nut convention looking for votes? Unless their polling shows the wing nuts will break for RFK jr. I mean he was basically groveling last night.… Continue reading
As I reflect on the recent news that Donald Trump was rejected by Libertarians and received less than 1% of the vote for the party’s presidential nominee, I can’t help but feel a sense of vindication. To see a group of individuals, who typically prioritize economic issues over social ones, united in their refusal to support Trump is truly telling of the current political landscape.
I find it both amusing and gratifying that Trump, the presumptive Republican Party presidential candidate, barely made a blip on the radar of Libertarians. His attempts to appeal to this demographic, despite their clear opposition to him, only further solidifies the notion that his divisive rhetoric and authoritarian tendencies are not well-received by all.… Continue reading
I sat back and watched in awe as the reports flooded in about Donald Trump being booed and heckled by a raucous crowd at the Libertarian convention. The irony of the situation was not lost on me – a man who prides himself on being a dominant figure in the political arena, facing rejection and disdain from a group that values freedom of choice and expression above all else.
As I delved deeper into the reactions of the crowd, I couldn’t help but feel a sense of satisfaction at seeing Trump rattled and visibly upset by the reception he received. It was a stark reminder that his attempts to infiltrate the libertarian vote were met with resistance and disapproval, showcasing his dwindling popularity and desperate tactics.… Continue reading
The Boos Have It. Trump Ruled Ineligible for Libertarian Nomination
The recent news of Donald Trump being ruled ineligible for the Libertarian nomination has certainly caused quite a stir. As I reflect on this turn of events, I can’t help but think about the implications of Trump’s desperate attempt to secure votes from a third party. It seems to indicate that internally, his numbers are dire, and he is running scared of potential right-wing challengers. The fact that he tried to get the Libertarian nomination shows that Trump knows third-party candidates might pose a threat to him, highlighting his vulnerability in the upcoming election.… Continue reading
John Q. Hosedrinker
The Boos Have It. Trump Ruled Ineligible for Libertarian Nomination
The Boos Have It. Trump Ruled Ineligible for Libertarian Nomination
The recent news of Donald Trump being ruled ineligible for the Libertarian nomination has certainly caused quite a stir. As I reflect on this turn of events, I can’t help but think about the implications of Trump’s desperate attempt to secure votes from a third party. It seems to indicate that internally, his numbers are dire, and he is running scared of potential right-wing challengers. The fact that he tried to get the Libertarian nomination shows that Trump knows third-party candidates might pose a threat to him, highlighting his vulnerability in the upcoming election.… Continue reading