LOLOL
So a libertarian running as a Libertarian isn't a libertarian??
Yeah. It's gets rather convoluted.
He didn't capitalize right. The point is that Burr and Johnson were not libertarian, not that they were. Obviously they were Libertarians. Faun doesn't know what capitalization means
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But Trump's a libertarian, right?
Um ... no. Trump is not a libertarian.
That number between one and a million. You keep claiming you read minds, so what is it?
All the libertarians I know sure love Trump.
You must not get out much.
Oh contrare
Through twenty polls on this topic spanning thirteen years, Gallup found that voters who identify as libertarians ranged from 17 to 23% of the American electorate. However, a 2014 Pew Poll found that 23% of Americans who identify as libertarians have little understanding of libertarianism.
It's not like there are a lot of you out there.
And are you saying you can name a libertarian on USMB who was vocal about not liking Trump? Name one I will search their history to see if they really disliked Trump and why. I don't recall any Libertarians disliking Trump.
Like I said, you libertarians all think that Republicans are all Deep State RINO's. That's exactly what Trump said about any Republican who challenged him. So his message resonated with you guys.
U.S. Sen. Rand Paul once called President Donald Trump a "fake conservative."
Trump had lobbed his own insults at Paul, saying he
"reminds me of a spoiled brat without a properly functioning brain." Later, the Kentucky senator shot back, calling the bellicose New York City business tycoon a "delusional narcissist" on Comedy Central.
Yes, Paul and Trump came out swinging as they fought for the Republican Party's 2016 presidential nomination.
But then, things began to change dramatically — once Trump won the nomination and ultimately the presidency.
Within three years, Paul shifted from calling Trump a bully who was "all blather" to lashing out at the president's political enemies throughout the impeachment saga.
As the impeachment trial unfolded in the Senate, Paul put himself front and center as a chief defender of Trump, downplaying the seriousness of the proceedings by
doing a crossword puzzle during early arguments and
walking out on the trial after Chief Justice John Roberts rejected one of his questions because it was related to the identity of the whistleblower whose allegations prompted the impeachment inquiry.
Brian Darling, who worked as Paul's senior communications director from late 2012 to early 2015, contends that Paul and Trump align closely on foreign policy and issues like cutting taxes.
I think you are one of those libertarians who has little understanding of libertarianism