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A power struggle consumes the Libertarian Party
(reason.com)
anyone who supports trump was never a libertarian
"Oliver ... had clashed with candidates from the Mises Caucus faction when he defended free and open immigration during the presidential debate."
"Following his nomination, Oliver was attacked online by Mises Caucus members for ... his view that parents and not the state should decide whether puberty blockers can be prescribed to minors, and because Oliver, who is openly gay, has appeared at pride events holding a rainbow flag."
The libertarian candidate gets attacked by other libertarians for wanting open immigration, trans rights, and for being gay.
Why do these libertarians only want personal freedom for straight white folks?
I wonder where all these "libertarians" stand on women's rights...
Yeah, Kremlintarians and LINOs have been trying to infiltrate the party for years
Libertarians had been split on abortion for years, if that helps clear it up at all.
The Mises Caucus are not libertarians, they are Trumpicans in VERY thin mask.
Don't worry about the "libertarians" that oppose Chase. I imagine after this defeat the false libertarians will rejoin the MAGA crowd. The convention made it clear that the majority of the party still has good values and principals. Focus on that. Chase won the nomination. The others can either join or move on.
Libertarian, to me, breaks down to "Hooray for me, and fuck you."
No, it's hooray for me. Who the fuck are you?
this post was submitted on 09 Jun 2024
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