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Analysis of Illinois Libertarian presidential debate
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| Contributor | Miro |
| Last Edited | Miro Oct 30, 2011 01:33pm |
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| Category | Blog Entry |
| Author | Jeremy Young |
| News Date | Saturday, October 29, 2011 07:00:00 PM UTC0:0 |
| Description | From comments on a prior IPR post. The debate can be viewed at [Link]
Instead of finishing what I was supposed to be doing tonight, I went ahead and watched this entire debate. Here are my thoughts on what I saw and heard. Interested readers should know that I’m a supporter of third parties but not a Libertarian, so my interest here is to have the strongest possible Libertarian win the Presidential nomination. I’m not an expert in Libertarian ideology, so I’ll leave issues of that sort up to real Libertarians and just tackle the presentation aspects of the candidates.
I was excited to see this debate because it’s the first time all five of the serious candidates have shared a stage. I think these will in fact be the only five serious candidates except for 1) last-minute entrants or 2) Wayne Root, who has sort of been running a shadow campaign all along. Which is to say, I think we’ll have these five and no others for at least the next few months.
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