In 2016, former Massachusetts Governor Bill Weld received the Libertarian Party’s vice-presidential nomination. This year, having returned to the Republican Party, Weld is challenging President Donald

Ex-governor of Massachusetts and Republican candidate sees some parallels between Trump’s predicament and Nixon’s downfall Donald Trump faces a higher risk of being removed from office than is widely assumed

Ron Paul, who had been the 1988 presidential nominee of the Libertarian Party, spent much time in his 2008 and 2012 Republican primary presidential runs criticizing US intervention overseas and promoting

Trump now has an opportunist primary challenger with no chance of winning. Article: Follow me: Twitter - Bitchute - Gab - Minds - Daily Motion - Steemit - Veto - Instagram - Word Press - BlogSpot - Support

The Libertarian Party is going to attempt to sue caucuses that have the words "libertarian party" in the name next year if it is not voted down by the delegates at the convention. This would

 15% puts Gov. Bill Weld and Gary Johnson on the debate stage with Trump and Clinton. With your help, we will get there! #TeamGov