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Libertarian for governor weighs in on same-sex marriage ban – Video


Libertarian for governor weighs in on same-sex marriage ban
John Bujak, who #39;s running for governor on the Libertarian ticket, said Idaho is wasting money trying to defend the state #39;s ban on same-sex marriage.

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The Libertarian Angle: The Causes of Wealth in a Society – Video


The Libertarian Angle: The Causes of Wealth in a Society
The Libertarian Angle: The Causes of Wealth in a Society.

By: The Future of Freedom Foundation

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Free and Easy Way to Support a Libertarian Campaign- Libertarian Leadership – Video


Free and Easy Way to Support a Libertarian Campaign- Libertarian Leadership
In this short video I describe a free and easy way to support a Libertarian campaign. Together, we will win! For more info on Libertarian Leadership, download a free copy of my book, or read...

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The Libertarian Answer to the Ukraine War – Raw Liberty 0003 – Video


The Libertarian Answer to the Ukraine War - Raw Liberty 0003
http://morelibertynow.com/videos/ukraine-war/ Ukraine is in civil war. Russia is supporting the rebels with arms and troops. Some say that the United States government should send arms and...

By: George Donnelly

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Libertarian Wyllie fails to qualify for gubernatorial debate

Last Updated: Wednesday, September 17, 2014, 4:02 PM TALLAHASSEE (AP) --

Republican Gov. Rick Scott and Democrat Charlie Crist are the only candidates that qualify for a Leadership Florida/Florida Press Association debate.

Representatives from the groups said Wednesday that Libertarian Adrian Wyllie won't be included in the Oct. 15 debate unless a poll shows he has stronger support by the end of the month.

Candidates need at least 15 percent support in a credible poll, including the benefit of the poll's margin of error. A Bay News 9/Tampa Bay Times/UF Graham Centerstatewide poll conducted after the Aug. 27 primary showed that only 6.3 percent of likely voters would vote for Wyllie.

Wyllie's campaign said it would fight to be included in the debate and noted the same groups used to set 10 percent support in a poll as the qualifying number, plus the benefit of margin of error.

That was raised after a Reform Party candidate nearly won a court battle to participate in a 2006 gubernatorial debate.

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