phill4paul
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I think this is the straw that broke this camel's back.
This camels back was broken the moment Gary/Weld were nominated.
I think this is the straw that broke this camel's back.
WRITE IN THE MAN WHO'S SITE THIS IS
PUTIN!Heres a hint:
His last name has the letters "p" and "u"
Why the heck did they not nominate John MacAfee? I bet he would be past 10% right now. Hope he runs for something again.
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The Libertarian Party’s vice presidential nominee seems to have officially signed up as a surrogate for the Hillary Clinton campaign.
Bill Weld had an interview on MSNBC’s Rachel Maddow Show on Tuesday, and he used that opportunity to essentially endorse Clinton for president — even declining to clearly argue that the man at the top of his own ticket, Gary Johnson, would make a superior president.
“I can’t imagine that your loyalty to [the Libertarian Party] is stronger than your fear of Trump as president,” Maddow said, and Weld agreed.
“Well I’m here vouching for Mrs. Clinton,” he explained, “and I think it’s high time somebody did, and I’m doing it based on my personal experience with her. I think she deserves to have people vouch for her other than members of the Democratic National Committee, so I’m here to do that.”
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Weld also broke with his own campaign’s statement on the recent developments in Clinton’s email investigation, arguing that FBI Director James Comey’s decision to reopen the inquiry was more about politics than real questions about Clinton’s actions.
“You know, in fairness, Gary and I have not agreed on a number of substantive issues in this campaign,” Weld added.
Still, Weld’s biggest betrayal arguably came when Maddow asked whether he “honestly believethat Gary Johnson would be a better president than Hillary Clinton.”
“I think [Johnson would] be capable of being a good chief executive and yes, a commander in chief, Aleppo to the contrary notwithstanding,” Weld said. “He was a strong governor.”
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So there you have it. Veep 101 is that you don’t describe other presidential candidates in more favorable terms than the name above yours.
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In short, this is an inexcusable muddling of the libertarian message that goes well beyond lost opportunity or embarrassing gaffes and brain farts. The single most valuable electoral appeal libertarians have is that we’re not Democrats or Republicans. In 2016 specifically, it’s that we don’t support Hillary Clinton or Donald Trump. Weld just took a sledgehammer to that advantage.
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More: http://rare.us/story/bill-welds-emb...rectly-undermines-libertarians-unique-appeal/
If he's gonna betray his own party, he should at least do it for a worthwhile candidate, like Trump
Well, to balance out Weld, maybe Johnson will endorse McMuffin.
Have you seen McMuffin's VP?
I would vote for her any day
Pics or it didn't happen.
I hope even our purists on RPF can now see this, and this is the purists test as well, if you are as pure and noble as you have been claimed to be this whole election cycle I don't know how you can still vote LP and maintain your nobility and purity politically.