Trump booed at Libertarian convention
8 hours ago
Holly Honderich,in Washington

Donald Trump was booed repeatedly during an appearance at the Libertarian
Party's national convention on Saturday as he asked members for their
support.

Mr Trump, the presumptive Republican presidential nominee, told the party's
delegates to unite with him to beat Democrat Joe Biden.

"We must work together," he said. "Combine with us. You have to combine
with us."

The request was met with vigorous jeers from the Libertarian party members,
gathered in Washington to pick their White House nominee.

Libertarians, who favour small government and individual freedom, typically
lean to the right on issues like federal spending and gun rights.

But Mr Trump's invitation to the convention divided the party, with many
members decrying his Covid-19 policies while in office, as well as the
national debt accrued under his watch.

Despite the icy welcome, the Republican pressed on with his half-hour
speech, saying he'd come "to extend a hand of friendship" and pledging to
include a Libertarian in his cabinet if elected.

Many in the crowd heckled in disbelief.

He claimed that much of his past record was libertarian, using examples of
tax cuts and the defunding of federal equality programmes.

The former president also tried humour, saying his four criminal
indictments had convinced him to join forces with the party.

"If I wasn't a Libertarian before, I sure as hell am a Libertarian now," he
said.

Getty Images Libertarian delegates hold up signs protesting Donald
TrumpGetty Images

Not everyone in the crowd could be won over.

Delegates joined in chants of "End the Fed" - a common refrain among
Libertarians who oppose the Federal Reserve.

One person holding a sign that said "No wannabe dictators" was removed by
security.

Mr Trump, used to speaking before large crowds of adoring supporters,
appeared visibly frustrated and took to mocking the crowd before him.

"Only do that if you want to win," Mr Trump said of supporting him for
president. "If you want to lose, don't do that. Keep getting your 3% every
four years."

Libertarians have typically earned around 3% of the popular vote in past US
presidential elections.

But with such a close race between Mr Trump and President Joe Biden, allies
of both candidates have expressed concern about third-party threats,
including that of independent candidate Robert F Kennedy Jr, who gave his
own Libertarian convention speech on Friday.
'We're not going to vote for them'

Arielle Shack, a Libertarian voter, said she had travelled to the
convention from New Jersey to show her opposition to allowing Mr Kennedy
and Mr Trump to speak.

"We don't want people that are not Libertarians here. If they don't have
our principles, we're not going to vote for them," Shack told the BBC's
news partner CBS.

Michael Reeves, a Libertarian delegate from Daphne, Alabama said he was
"disappointed" by Mr Trump's first term in the White House.

"I thought he had an opportunity to really make some changes in DC, and he
didn't," Mr Reeves said. "The best we can say is that he didn't start any
new wars, and that's a pretty low bar."

He added that both Democrats and Republicans are moving the country towards
a "more collectivist and authoritarian state".

Paul Szypula wrote:
> Trump booed at Libertarian convention
> 8 hours ago
> Holly Honderich,in Washington
>
>
> Donald Trump was booed repeatedly during an appearance at the Libertarian
> Party's national convention on Saturday as he asked members for their
> support.
>
> Mr Trump, the presumptive Republican presidential nominee, told the party's
> delegates to unite with him to beat Democrat Joe Biden.
>
> "We must work together," he said. "Combine with us. You have to combine
> with us."
>
> The request was met with vigorous jeers from the Libertarian party members,
> gathered in Washington to pick their White House nominee.
>
> Libertarians, who favour small government and individual freedom, typically
> lean to the right on issues like federal spending and gun rights.
>
> But Mr Trump's invitation to the convention divided the party, with many
> members decrying his Covid-19 policies while in office, as well as the
> national debt accrued under his watch.
>
> Despite the icy welcome, the Republican pressed on with his half-hour
> speech, saying he'd come "to extend a hand of friendship" and pledging to
> include a Libertarian in his cabinet if elected.
>
> Many in the crowd heckled in disbelief.
>
> He claimed that much of his past record was libertarian, using examples of
> tax cuts and the defunding of federal equality programmes.
>
> The former president also tried humour, saying his four criminal
> indictments had convinced him to join forces with the party.
>
> "If I wasn't a Libertarian before, I sure as hell am a Libertarian now," he
> said.
>
> Getty Images Libertarian delegates hold up signs protesting Donald
> TrumpGetty Images
>
> Not everyone in the crowd could be won over.
>
> Delegates joined in chants of "End the Fed" - a common refrain among
> Libertarians who oppose the Federal Reserve.
>
> One person holding a sign that said "No wannabe dictators" was removed by
> security.
>
> Mr Trump, used to speaking before large crowds of adoring supporters,
> appeared visibly frustrated and took to mocking the crowd before him.
>
> "Only do that if you want to win," Mr Trump said of supporting him for
> president. "If you want to lose, don't do that. Keep getting your 3% every
> four years."
>
> Libertarians have typically earned around 3% of the popular vote in past US
> presidential elections.
>
> But with such a close race between Mr Trump and President Joe Biden, allies
> of both candidates have expressed concern about third-party threats,
> including that of independent candidate Robert F Kennedy Jr, who gave his
> own Libertarian convention speech on Friday.
> 'We're not going to vote for them'
>
> Arielle Shack, a Libertarian voter, said she had travelled to the
> convention from New Jersey to show her opposition to allowing Mr Kennedy
> and Mr Trump to speak.
>
> "We don't want people that are not Libertarians here. If they don't have
> our principles, we're not going to vote for them," Shack told the BBC's
> news partner CBS.
>
> Michael Reeves, a Libertarian delegate from Daphne, Alabama said he was
> "disappointed" by Mr Trump's first term in the White House.
>
> "I thought he had an opportunity to really make some changes in DC, and he
> didn't," Mr Reeves said. "The best we can say is that he didn't start any
> new wars, and that's a pretty low bar."
>
> He added that both Democrats and Republicans are moving the country towards
> a "more collectivist and authoritarian state".

THIS IS IRRELEVANT
THE LIBERTARIANS
WILL FIELD A
CANDIDATE @ 10%
POPULAR VOTE AND
EXTINCTIFY HUMANITY

Lastly Trump said, "I don't need you."

On 2024-05-27, Lane Larson <lnlarson@stoat.inhoin.edu> wrote:
> Paul Szypula wrote:
>> Trump booed at Libertarian convention
>> 8 hours ago
>> Holly Honderich,in Washington
>>
>>
>> Donald Trump was booed repeatedly during an appearance at the Libertarian
>> Party's national convention on Saturday as he asked members for their
>> support.
>>
>> Mr Trump, the presumptive Republican presidential nominee, told the party's
>> delegates to unite with him to beat Democrat Joe Biden.
>>
>> "We must work together," he said. "Combine with us. You have to combine
>> with us."
>>
>> The request was met with vigorous jeers from the Libertarian party members,
>> gathered in Washington to pick their White House nominee.
>>
>> Libertarians, who favour small government and individual freedom, typically
>> lean to the right on issues like federal spending and gun rights.
>>
>> But Mr Trump's invitation to the convention divided the party, with many
>> members decrying his Covid-19 policies while in office, as well as the
>> national debt accrued under his watch.
>>
>> Despite the icy welcome, the Republican pressed on with his half-hour
>> speech, saying he'd come "to extend a hand of friendship" and pledging to
>> include a Libertarian in his cabinet if elected.
>>
>> Many in the crowd heckled in disbelief.
>>
>> He claimed that much of his past record was libertarian, using examples of
>> tax cuts and the defunding of federal equality programmes.
>>
>> The former president also tried humour, saying his four criminal
>> indictments had convinced him to join forces with the party.
>>
>> "If I wasn't a Libertarian before, I sure as hell am a Libertarian now," he
>> said.
>>
>> Getty Images Libertarian delegates hold up signs protesting Donald
>> TrumpGetty Images
>>
>> Not everyone in the crowd could be won over.
>>
>> Delegates joined in chants of "End the Fed" - a common refrain among
>> Libertarians who oppose the Federal Reserve.
>>
>> One person holding a sign that said "No wannabe dictators" was removed by
>> security.
>>
>> Mr Trump, used to speaking before large crowds of adoring supporters,
>> appeared visibly frustrated and took to mocking the crowd before him.
>>
>> "Only do that if you want to win," Mr Trump said of supporting him for
>> president. "If you want to lose, don't do that. Keep getting your 3% every
>> four years."
>>
>> Libertarians have typically earned around 3% of the popular vote in past US
>> presidential elections.
>>
>> But with such a close race between Mr Trump and President Joe Biden, allies
>> of both candidates have expressed concern about third-party threats,
>> including that of independent candidate Robert F Kennedy Jr, who gave his
>> own Libertarian convention speech on Friday.
>> 'We're not going to vote for them'
>>
>> Arielle Shack, a Libertarian voter, said she had travelled to the
>> convention from New Jersey to show her opposition to allowing Mr Kennedy
>> and Mr Trump to speak.
>>
>> "We don't want people that are not Libertarians here. If they don't have
>> our principles, we're not going to vote for them," Shack told the BBC's
>> news partner CBS.
>>
>> Michael Reeves, a Libertarian delegate from Daphne, Alabama said he was
>> "disappointed" by Mr Trump's first term in the White House.
>>
>> "I thought he had an opportunity to really make some changes in DC, and he
>> didn't," Mr Reeves said. "The best we can say is that he didn't start any
>> new wars, and that's a pretty low bar."
>>
>> He added that both Democrats and Republicans are moving the country towards
>> a "more collectivist and authoritarian state".
>
>
> THIS IS IRRELEVANT
> THE LIBERTARIANS
> WILL FIELD A
> CANDIDATE @ 10%
> POPULAR VOTE AND
> EXTINCTIFY HUMANITY
>
> Lastly Trump said, "I don't need you."

Correct.
And even though the Libertarians aren't trump supporters, mostly, all but the most radical
do respect him for having the moxy to go into the belly of the beast so to speak.
And he did receive applause regarding some of his statements.

I'd love to see Joe Biden try that.
He would probably stumble off the stage crying. Assuming he was able to locate the stairs of course.

--
pothead
Joe Biden is the absolute WORST President Of the U.S. ever.
Nobody else is even close. Including Jimmy Carter.
Vote for ANYBODY but Joe Biden in 2024.

On 5/27/2024 10:25 AM, pothead wrote:
> On 2024-05-27, Lane Larson <lnlarson@stoat.inhoin.edu> wrote:
>> Paul Szypula wrote:
>>> Trump booed at Libertarian convention
>>> 8 hours ago
>>> Holly Honderich,in Washington
>>>
>>>
>>> Donald Trump was booed repeatedly during an appearance at the Libertarian
>>> Party's national convention on Saturday as he asked members for their
>>> support.
>>>
>>> Mr Trump, the presumptive Republican presidential nominee, told the party's
>>> delegates to unite with him to beat Democrat Joe Biden.
>>>
>>> "We must work together," he said. "Combine with us. You have to combine
>>> with us."
>>>
>>> The request was met with vigorous jeers from the Libertarian party members,
>>> gathered in Washington to pick their White House nominee.
>>>
>>> Libertarians, who favour small government and individual freedom, typically
>>> lean to the right on issues like federal spending and gun rights.
>>>
>>> But Mr Trump's invitation to the convention divided the party, with many
>>> members decrying his Covid-19 policies while in office, as well as the
>>> national debt accrued under his watch.
>>>
>>> Despite the icy welcome, the Republican pressed on with his half-hour
>>> speech, saying he'd come "to extend a hand of friendship" and pledging to
>>> include a Libertarian in his cabinet if elected.
>>>
>>> Many in the crowd heckled in disbelief.
>>>
>>> He claimed that much of his past record was libertarian, using examples of
>>> tax cuts and the defunding of federal equality programmes.
>>>
>>> The former president also tried humour, saying his four criminal
>>> indictments had convinced him to join forces with the party.
>>>
>>> "If I wasn't a Libertarian before, I sure as hell am a Libertarian now," he
>>> said.
>>>
>>> Getty Images Libertarian delegates hold up signs protesting Donald
>>> TrumpGetty Images
>>>
>>> Not everyone in the crowd could be won over.
>>>
>>> Delegates joined in chants of "End the Fed" - a common refrain among
>>> Libertarians who oppose the Federal Reserve.
>>>
>>> One person holding a sign that said "No wannabe dictators" was removed by
>>> security.
>>>
>>> Mr Trump, used to speaking before large crowds of adoring supporters,
>>> appeared visibly frustrated and took to mocking the crowd before him.
>>>
>>> "Only do that if you want to win," Mr Trump said of supporting him for
>>> president. "If you want to lose, don't do that. Keep getting your 3% every
>>> four years."
>>>
>>> Libertarians have typically earned around 3% of the popular vote in past US
>>> presidential elections.
>>>
>>> But with such a close race between Mr Trump and President Joe Biden, allies
>>> of both candidates have expressed concern about third-party threats,
>>> including that of independent candidate Robert F Kennedy Jr, who gave his
>>> own Libertarian convention speech on Friday.
>>> 'We're not going to vote for them'
>>>
>>> Arielle Shack, a Libertarian voter, said she had travelled to the
>>> convention from New Jersey to show her opposition to allowing Mr Kennedy
>>> and Mr Trump to speak.
>>>
>>> "We don't want people that are not Libertarians here. If they don't have
>>> our principles, we're not going to vote for them," Shack told the BBC's
>>> news partner CBS.
>>>
>>> Michael Reeves, a Libertarian delegate from Daphne, Alabama said he was
>>> "disappointed" by Mr Trump's first term in the White House.
>>>
>>> "I thought he had an opportunity to really make some changes in DC, and he
>>> didn't," Mr Reeves said. "The best we can say is that he didn't start any
>>> new wars, and that's a pretty low bar."
>>>
>>> He added that both Democrats and Republicans are moving the country towards
>>> a "more collectivist and authoritarian state".
>>
>>
>> THIS IS IRRELEVANT
>> THE LIBERTARIANS
>> WILL FIELD A
>> CANDIDATE @ 10%
>> POPULAR VOTE AND
>> EXTINCTIFY HUMANITY
>>
>> Lastly Trump said, "I don't need you."
>
> Correct.
> And even though the Libertarians aren't trump supporters, mostly, all but the most radical
> do respect him for having the moxy to go into the belly of the beast so to speak.
> And he did receive applause regarding some of his statements.
>
> I'd love to see Joe Biden try that.
> He would probably stumble off the stage crying. Assuming he was able to locate the stairs of course.
>
>
I would say most of today's republicans have a libertarian bent wanting
less government and less government regulations. Trump has been good at
that.

On 5/26/2024 5:54 PM, Paul Szypula wrote:
> Trump booed at Libertarian convention
> 8 hours ago
> Holly Honderich,in Washington

What fucking moron(s) in the Libertarian Party had the shit-4-braincell idea to
invite that fascist to speak at their convention? Trump is the complete
*antithesis* of everything libertarians believe.

--
Canoza's law: AlleyPussyBitch (the narcissistic toddler) is *always* wrong.

In article <YC25O.2740$1tf.161@fx38.iad>, rc.@hendrie.con says...
>
> On 5/26/2024 5:54 PM, Paul Szypula wrote:
> > Trump booed at Libertarian convention
> > 8 hours ago
> > Holly Honderich,in Washington
>
> What fucking moron(s) in the Libertarian Party had the shit-4-braincell idea to
> invite that fascist to speak at their convention? Trump is the complete
> *antithesis* of everything libertarians believe.

Nice crowd too. Rudy hates that. Hate is the agenda Rudy runs on. Only
because he has no ammo for his side.

Rudy Canoza wrote:
> On 5/26/2024 5:54 PM, Paul Szypula wrote:
>> Trump booed at Libertarian convention
>> 8 hours ago
>> Holly Honderich,in Washington
>
> What fucking moron(s) in the Libertarian Party had the shit-4-braincell
> idea to invite that fascist to speak at their convention? Trump is the
> complete *antithesis* of everything libertarians believe.
>
In your world censoring is everything - no listening to key players
unless they're libtards.

On 5/27/2024 11:19 AM, Skeeter-Shit Jack-Off Shit-4-Braincell, convicted child
molester and another fucking do-nothing, lied:

> In article <YC25O.2740$1tf.161@fx38.iad>, rc.@hendrie.con says...
>>
>> On 5/26/2024 5:54 PM, Paul Szypula wrote:
>>> Trump booed at Libertarian convention
>>> 8 hours ago
>>> Holly Honderich,in Washington
>>
>> What fucking moron(s) in the Libertarian Party had the shit-4-braincell idea to
>> invite that fascist to speak at their convention? Trump is the complete
>> *antithesis* of everything libertarians believe.
>
> Nice crowd too.

It was very nice, especially in their hostility to the fascist Trump.

>I would say most of today's republicans have a libertarian bent wanting
>less government and less government regulations. Trump has been good at
>that.

They show it by booing him.

Paul Szypula wrote:
> Trump booed at Libertarian convention
> 8 hours ago

At the beginning, by the end - cheers!

“For the first time ever, a former president addressed the Libertarian
Party. It was a rowdy crowd but we’re grateful for Pres. Trump’s time,
and excited to make history,” said Libertarian national committee chair
Angela McArdle after the speech in a statement.

“We’ll be watching and waiting to see if he follows through on his
promises to put a libertarian in his Cabinet.”

On 5/27/2024 8:57 AM, Frank wrote:
> On 5/27/2024 10:25 AM, pothead wrote:
>> On 2024-05-27, Lane Larson <lnlarson@stoat.inhoin.edu> wrote:
>>> Paul Szypula wrote:
>>>> Trump booed at Libertarian convention
>>>> 8 hours ago
>>>> Holly Honderich,in Washington
>>>>
>>>> Donald Trump was booed repeatedly during an appearance at the
>>>> Libertarian
>>>> Party's national convention on Saturday as he asked members for their
>>>> support.
>>>>
>>>> Mr Trump, the presumptive Republican presidential nominee, told the
>>>> party's
>>>> delegates to unite with him to beat Democrat Joe Biden.
>>>>
>>>> "We must work together," he said. "Combine with us. You have to combine
>>>> with us."
>>>>
>>>> The request was met with vigorous jeers from the Libertarian party
>>>> members,
>>>> gathered in Washington to pick their White House nominee.
>>>>
>>>> Libertarians, who favour small government and individual freedom,
>>>> typically
>>>> lean to the right on issues like federal spending and gun rights.
>>>>
>>>> But Mr Trump's invitation to the convention divided the party, with
>>>> many
>>>> members decrying his Covid-19 policies while in office, as well as the
>>>> national debt accrued under his watch.
>>>>
>>>> Despite the icy welcome, the Republican pressed on with his half-hour
>>>> speech, saying he'd come "to extend a hand of friendship" and
>>>> pledging to
>>>> include a Libertarian in his cabinet if elected.
>>>>
>>>> Many in the crowd heckled in disbelief.
>>>>
>>>> He claimed that much of his past record was libertarian, using
>>>> examples of
>>>> tax cuts and the defunding of federal equality programmes.
>>>>
>>>> The former president also tried humour, saying his four criminal
>>>> indictments had convinced him to join forces with the party.
>>>>
>>>> "If I wasn't a Libertarian before, I sure as hell am a Libertarian
>>>> now," he
>>>> said.
>>>>
>>>> Getty Images Libertarian delegates hold up signs protesting Donald
>>>> TrumpGetty Images
>>>>
>>>> Not everyone in the crowd could be won over.
>>>>
>>>> Delegates joined in chants of "End the Fed" - a common refrain among
>>>> Libertarians who oppose the Federal Reserve.
>>>>
>>>> One person holding a sign that said "No wannabe dictators" was
>>>> removed by
>>>> security.
>>>>
>>>> Mr Trump, used to speaking before large crowds of adoring supporters,
>>>> appeared visibly frustrated and took to mocking the crowd before him.
>>>>
>>>> "Only do that if you want to win," Mr Trump said of supporting him for
>>>> president. "If you want to lose, don't do that. Keep getting your 3%
>>>> every
>>>> four years."
>>>>
>>>> Libertarians have typically earned around 3% of the popular vote in
>>>> past US
>>>> presidential elections.
>>>>
>>>> But with such a close race between Mr Trump and President Joe Biden,
>>>> allies
>>>> of both candidates have expressed concern about third-party threats,
>>>> including that of independent candidate Robert F Kennedy Jr, who
>>>> gave his
>>>> own Libertarian convention speech on Friday.
>>>> 'We're not going to vote for them'
>>>>
>>>> Arielle Shack, a Libertarian voter, said she had travelled to the
>>>> convention from New Jersey to show her opposition to allowing Mr
>>>> Kennedy
>>>> and Mr Trump to speak.
>>>>
>>>> "We don't want people that are not Libertarians here. If they don't
>>>> have
>>>> our principles, we're not going to vote for them," Shack told the BBC's
>>>> news partner CBS.
>>>>
>>>> Michael Reeves, a Libertarian delegate from Daphne, Alabama said he was
>>>> "disappointed" by Mr Trump's first term in the White House.
>>>>
>>>> "I thought he had an opportunity to really make some changes in DC,
>>>> and he
>>>> didn't," Mr Reeves said. "The best we can say is that he didn't
>>>> start any
>>>> new wars, and that's a pretty low bar."
>>>>
>>>> He added that both Democrats and Republicans are moving the country
>>>> towards
>>>> a "more collectivist and authoritarian state".
>>>
>>>
>>> THIS IS IRRELEVANT
>>> THE LIBERTARIANS
>>> WILL FIELD A
>>> CANDIDATE @ 10%
>>> POPULAR VOTE AND
>>> EXTINCTIFY HUMANITY
>>>
>>> Lastly Trump said, "I don't need you."
>>
>> Correct.
>> And even though the Libertarians aren't trump supporters, mostly, all
>> but the most radical
>> do respect him for having the moxy to go into the belly of the beast
>> so to speak.
>> And he did receive applause regarding some of his statements.
>>
>> I'd love to see Joe Biden try that.
>> He would probably stumble off the stage crying. Assuming he was able
>> to locate the stairs of course.
>>
>>
> I would say most of today's republicans have a libertarian bent wanting
> less government and less government regulations.  Trump has been good at
> that.

Democrats have been radicalizing existing government to force passage of
their unwanted agendas. They did it by clogging up every procedural
system with additional time consuming unnecessary requirements even at
the expense of their own.

If you want to fix the US federal, state and local governments, ban all
unions from them in perpetuity.

On 5/27/2024 9:35 AM, Rudy Canoza wrote:
> On 5/26/2024 5:54 PM, Paul Szypula wrote:
>> Trump booed at Libertarian convention
>> 8 hours ago
>> Holly Honderich,in Washington
>
> What fucking moron(s) in the Libertarian Party had the shit-4-braincell
> idea to invite that fascist to speak at their convention? Trump is the
> complete *antithesis* of everything libertarians believe.

Oh? Seems Trump is quite the Libertarian, or is your memory that short?
Libertarians are fluid and change their support three times in one
minute. That's why they never gain any traction and amount to 3-4%. In
a close election, they could make a difference though.

The Trump Administration Rolled Back More Than 100 Environmental Rules.
Here’s the Full List.

https://www.nytimes.com/interactive/2020/climate/trump-environment-rollbacks-list.html

THE TRUMP ADMINISTRATION'S WAR ON REGULATIONS
Career civil servants have joined the crusade to cut red tape—to a point.

https://www.govexec.com/feature/trump-administrations-war-regulations/

President Trump’s Regulatory Relief Helps All Americans

https://trumpwhitehouse.archives.gov/articles/president-trumps-regulatory-relief-helps-americans/

On 5/27/2024 1:04 PM, Dave Wainwright wrote:
> On 5/27/2024 9:35 AM, Rudy Canoza wrote:
>> On 5/26/2024 5:54 PM, Paul Szypula wrote:
>>> Trump booed at Libertarian convention
>>> 8 hours ago
>>> Holly Honderich,in Washington
>>
>> What fucking moron(s) in the Libertarian Party had the shit-4-braincell idea
>> to invite that fascist to speak at their convention? Trump is the complete
>> *antithesis* of everything libertarians believe.
>
> Oh?  Seems Trump is quite the Libertarian,

He's not the least bit libertarian. He's a fascist.

--
Canoza's law: AlleyPussyBitch (the narcissistic toddler) is *always* wrong.

[Default] Rudy "Cunt Flaps" Canoza <rc.@hendrie.con> typed:

>He's not the least bit libertarian. He's a fascist.

"More adolescent swearing..."
-Rudy Canoza

Klaus Schadenfreude wrote:
> [Default] Rudy "Cunt Flaps" Canoza <rc.@hendrie.con> typed:
>
>
>> He's not the least bit libertarian. He's a fascist.
>
> "More adolescent swearing..."
> -Rudy Canoza
>
and then up your bum

In article <KA65O.41257$HBac.31052@fx15.iad>, rc.@hendrie.con says...
>
> On 5/27/2024 1:04 PM, Dave Wainwright wrote:
> > On 5/27/2024 9:35 AM, Rudy Canoza wrote:
> >> On 5/26/2024 5:54 PM, Paul Szypula wrote:
> >>> Trump booed at Libertarian convention
> >>> 8 hours ago
> >>> Holly Honderich,in Washington
> >>
> >> What fucking moron(s) in the Libertarian Party had the shit-4-braincell idea
> >> to invite that fascist to speak at their convention? Trump is the complete
> >> *antithesis* of everything libertarians believe.
> >
> > Oh?  Seems Trump is quite the Libertarian,
>
> He's not the least bit libertarian. He's a fascist.

Says you. and we know what a Nazi you are.

On 2024-05-27, Frank <"frank "@frank.net> wrote:
> On 5/27/2024 10:25 AM, pothead wrote:
>> On 2024-05-27, Lane Larson <lnlarson@stoat.inhoin.edu> wrote:
>>> Paul Szypula wrote:
>>>> Trump booed at Libertarian convention
>>>> 8 hours ago
>>>> Holly Honderich,in Washington
>>>>
>>>>
>>>> Donald Trump was booed repeatedly during an appearance at the Libertarian
>>>> Party's national convention on Saturday as he asked members for their
>>>> support.
>>>>
>>>> Mr Trump, the presumptive Republican presidential nominee, told the party's
>>>> delegates to unite with him to beat Democrat Joe Biden.
>>>>
>>>> "We must work together," he said. "Combine with us. You have to combine
>>>> with us."
>>>>
>>>> The request was met with vigorous jeers from the Libertarian party members,
>>>> gathered in Washington to pick their White House nominee.
>>>>
>>>> Libertarians, who favour small government and individual freedom, typically
>>>> lean to the right on issues like federal spending and gun rights.
>>>>
>>>> But Mr Trump's invitation to the convention divided the party, with many
>>>> members decrying his Covid-19 policies while in office, as well as the
>>>> national debt accrued under his watch.
>>>>
>>>> Despite the icy welcome, the Republican pressed on with his half-hour
>>>> speech, saying he'd come "to extend a hand of friendship" and pledging to
>>>> include a Libertarian in his cabinet if elected.
>>>>
>>>> Many in the crowd heckled in disbelief.
>>>>
>>>> He claimed that much of his past record was libertarian, using examples of
>>>> tax cuts and the defunding of federal equality programmes.
>>>>
>>>> The former president also tried humour, saying his four criminal
>>>> indictments had convinced him to join forces with the party.
>>>>
>>>> "If I wasn't a Libertarian before, I sure as hell am a Libertarian now," he
>>>> said.
>>>>
>>>> Getty Images Libertarian delegates hold up signs protesting Donald
>>>> TrumpGetty Images
>>>>
>>>> Not everyone in the crowd could be won over.
>>>>
>>>> Delegates joined in chants of "End the Fed" - a common refrain among
>>>> Libertarians who oppose the Federal Reserve.
>>>>
>>>> One person holding a sign that said "No wannabe dictators" was removed by
>>>> security.
>>>>
>>>> Mr Trump, used to speaking before large crowds of adoring supporters,
>>>> appeared visibly frustrated and took to mocking the crowd before him.
>>>>
>>>> "Only do that if you want to win," Mr Trump said of supporting him for
>>>> president. "If you want to lose, don't do that. Keep getting your 3% every
>>>> four years."
>>>>
>>>> Libertarians have typically earned around 3% of the popular vote in past US
>>>> presidential elections.
>>>>
>>>> But with such a close race between Mr Trump and President Joe Biden, allies
>>>> of both candidates have expressed concern about third-party threats,
>>>> including that of independent candidate Robert F Kennedy Jr, who gave his
>>>> own Libertarian convention speech on Friday.
>>>> 'We're not going to vote for them'
>>>>
>>>> Arielle Shack, a Libertarian voter, said she had travelled to the
>>>> convention from New Jersey to show her opposition to allowing Mr Kennedy
>>>> and Mr Trump to speak.
>>>>
>>>> "We don't want people that are not Libertarians here. If they don't have
>>>> our principles, we're not going to vote for them," Shack told the BBC's
>>>> news partner CBS.
>>>>
>>>> Michael Reeves, a Libertarian delegate from Daphne, Alabama said he was
>>>> "disappointed" by Mr Trump's first term in the White House.
>>>>
>>>> "I thought he had an opportunity to really make some changes in DC, and he
>>>> didn't," Mr Reeves said. "The best we can say is that he didn't start any
>>>> new wars, and that's a pretty low bar."
>>>>
>>>> He added that both Democrats and Republicans are moving the country towards
>>>> a "more collectivist and authoritarian state".
>>>
>>>
>>> THIS IS IRRELEVANT
>>> THE LIBERTARIANS
>>> WILL FIELD A
>>> CANDIDATE @ 10%
>>> POPULAR VOTE AND
>>> EXTINCTIFY HUMANITY
>>>
>>> Lastly Trump said, "I don't need you."
>>
>> Correct.
>> And even though the Libertarians aren't trump supporters, mostly, all but the most radical
>> do respect him for having the moxy to go into the belly of the beast so to speak.
>> And he did receive applause regarding some of his statements.
>>
>> I'd love to see Joe Biden try that.
>> He would probably stumble off the stage crying. Assuming he was able to locate the stairs of course.
>>
>>
> I would say most of today's republicans have a libertarian bent wanting
> less government and less government regulations. Trump has been good at
> that.

I certainly do.
I'm an independent, semi-libertarian, constitutionalist of sorts.
I vote both sides of the aisle depending upon who is the best candidate closest to my beliefs.
It's complicated.

Trump's message of less government and regulation is hitting home with both dems and republicans
and possibly some libertarians as well.

After 3.5 years of a disastrous Joe Biden presidency, something has to change. We cannot afford
another 4 years of the Biden regime.

--
pothead
Joe Biden is the absolute WORST President Of the U.S. ever.
Nobody else is even close. Including Jimmy Carter.
Vote for ANYBODY but Joe Biden in 2024.

On 2024-05-27, Loran <loran@invalid.net> wrote:
> Paul Szypula wrote:
>> Trump booed at Libertarian convention
>> 8 hours ago
>
> At the beginning, by the end - cheers!
>
> “For the first time ever, a former president addressed the Libertarian
> Party. It was a rowdy crowd but we’re grateful for Pres. Trump’s time,
> and excited to make history,” said Libertarian national committee chair
> Angela McArdle after the speech in a statement.
>
> “We’ll be watching and waiting to see if he follows through on his
> promises to put a libertarian in his Cabinet.”

I watched most of it and Trump handled it well.
They may not like everything he stands for but they do respect him for presenting his points.

--
pothead
Joe Biden is the absolute WORST President Of the U.S. ever.
Nobody else is even close. Including Jimmy Carter.
Vote for ANYBODY but Joe Biden in 2024.

On 5/27/2024 8:57 AM, Frank wrote:
> On 5/27/2024 10:25 AM, pothead wrote:
>> On 2024-05-27, Lane Larson <lnlarson@stoat.inhoin.edu> wrote:
>>> Paul Szypula wrote:
>>>> Trump booed at Libertarian convention
>>>> 8 hours ago
>>>> Holly Honderich,in Washington
>>>>
>>>> Donald Trump was booed repeatedly during an appearance at the Libertarian
>>>> Party's national convention on Saturday as he asked members for their
>>>> support.
>>>>
>>>> Mr Trump, the presumptive Republican presidential nominee, told the party's
>>>> delegates to unite with him to beat Democrat Joe Biden.
>>>>
>>>> "We must work together," he said. "Combine with us. You have to combine
>>>> with us."
>>>>
>>>> The request was met with vigorous jeers from the Libertarian party members,
>>>> gathered in Washington to pick their White House nominee.
>>>>
>>>> Libertarians, who favour small government and individual freedom, typically
>>>> lean to the right on issues like federal spending and gun rights.
>>>>
>>>> But Mr Trump's invitation to the convention divided the party, with many
>>>> members decrying his Covid-19 policies while in office, as well as the
>>>> national debt accrued under his watch.
>>>>
>>>> Despite the icy welcome, the Republican pressed on with his half-hour
>>>> speech, saying he'd come "to extend a hand of friendship" and pledging to
>>>> include a Libertarian in his cabinet if elected.
>>>>
>>>> Many in the crowd heckled in disbelief.
>>>>
>>>> He claimed that much of his past record was libertarian, using examples of
>>>> tax cuts and the defunding of federal equality programmes.
>>>>
>>>> The former president also tried humour, saying his four criminal
>>>> indictments had convinced him to join forces with the party.
>>>>
>>>> "If I wasn't a Libertarian before, I sure as hell am a Libertarian now," he
>>>> said.
>>>>
>>>> Getty Images Libertarian delegates hold up signs protesting Donald
>>>> TrumpGetty Images
>>>>
>>>> Not everyone in the crowd could be won over.
>>>>
>>>> Delegates joined in chants of "End the Fed" - a common refrain among
>>>> Libertarians who oppose the Federal Reserve.
>>>>
>>>> One person holding a sign that said "No wannabe dictators" was removed by
>>>> security.
>>>>
>>>> Mr Trump, used to speaking before large crowds of adoring supporters,
>>>> appeared visibly frustrated and took to mocking the crowd before him.
>>>>
>>>> "Only do that if you want to win," Mr Trump said of supporting him for
>>>> president. "If you want to lose, don't do that. Keep getting your 3% every
>>>> four years."
>>>>
>>>> Libertarians have typically earned around 3% of the popular vote in past US
>>>> presidential elections.
>>>>
>>>> But with such a close race between Mr Trump and President Joe Biden, allies
>>>> of both candidates have expressed concern about third-party threats,
>>>> including that of independent candidate Robert F Kennedy Jr, who gave his
>>>> own Libertarian convention speech on Friday.
>>>> 'We're not going to vote for them'
>>>>
>>>> Arielle Shack, a Libertarian voter, said she had travelled to the
>>>> convention from New Jersey to show her opposition to allowing Mr Kennedy
>>>> and Mr Trump to speak.
>>>>
>>>> "We don't want people that are not Libertarians here. If they don't have
>>>> our principles, we're not going to vote for them," Shack told the BBC's
>>>> news partner CBS.
>>>>
>>>> Michael Reeves, a Libertarian delegate from Daphne, Alabama said he was
>>>> "disappointed" by Mr Trump's first term in the White House.
>>>>
>>>> "I thought he had an opportunity to really make some changes in DC, and he
>>>> didn't," Mr Reeves said. "The best we can say is that he didn't start any
>>>> new wars, and that's a pretty low bar."
>>>>
>>>> He added that both Democrats and Republicans are moving the country towards
>>>> a "more collectivist and authoritarian state".
>>>
>>>
>>> THIS IS IRRELEVANT
>>> THE LIBERTARIANS
>>> WILL FIELD A
>>> CANDIDATE @ 10%
>>> POPULAR VOTE AND
>>> EXTINCTIFY HUMANITY
>>>
>>> Lastly Trump said, "I don't need you."
>>
>> Correct.
>> And even though the Libertarians aren't trump supporters, mostly, all but the
>> most radical
>> do respect him for having the moxy to go into the belly of the beast so to speak.
>> And he did receive applause regarding some of his statements.
>>
>> I'd love to see Joe Biden try that.
>> He would probably stumble off the stage crying. Assuming he was able to locate
>> the stairs of course.
>>
>>
> I would say most of today's republicans have a libertarian bent

*None* of today's Republiscums/QAnon have a libertarian bent. They don't have a
single libertarian thought in their peanut-sized brains.

Loran wrote:
> Rudy Canoza wrote:
>> On 5/26/2024 5:54 PM, Paul Szypula wrote:
>>> Trump booed at Libertarian convention
>>> 8 hours ago
>>> Holly Honderich,in Washington
>>
>> What fucking moron(s) in the Libertarian Party had the
>> shit-4-braincell idea to invite that fascist to speak at their
>> convention? Trump is the complete *antithesis* of everything
>> libertarians believe.
>>
> In your world censoring is everything - no listening to key
> players unless they're libtards.

Methinks thy skin is grown a slice too thin.

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On 5/27/2024 12:57 PM, Dave Wainwright wrote:
> On 5/27/2024 8:57 AM, Frank wrote:
>> On 5/27/2024 10:25 AM, pothead wrote:
>>> On 2024-05-27, Lane Larson <lnlarson@stoat.inhoin.edu> wrote:
>>>> Paul Szypula wrote:
>>>>> Trump booed at Libertarian convention
>>>>> 8 hours ago
>>>>> Holly Honderich,in Washington
>>>>>
>>>>> Donald Trump was booed repeatedly during an appearance at the Libertarian
>>>>> Party's national convention on Saturday as he asked members for their
>>>>> support.
>>>>>
>>>>> Mr Trump, the presumptive Republican presidential nominee, told the party's
>>>>> delegates to unite with him to beat Democrat Joe Biden.
>>>>>
>>>>> "We must work together," he said. "Combine with us. You have to combine
>>>>> with us."
>>>>>
>>>>> The request was met with vigorous jeers from the Libertarian party members,
>>>>> gathered in Washington to pick their White House nominee.
>>>>>
>>>>> Libertarians, who favour small government and individual freedom, typically
>>>>> lean to the right on issues like federal spending and gun rights.
>>>>>
>>>>> But Mr Trump's invitation to the convention divided the party, with many
>>>>> members decrying his Covid-19 policies while in office, as well as the
>>>>> national debt accrued under his watch.
>>>>>
>>>>> Despite the icy welcome, the Republican pressed on with his half-hour
>>>>> speech, saying he'd come "to extend a hand of friendship" and pledging to
>>>>> include a Libertarian in his cabinet if elected.
>>>>>
>>>>> Many in the crowd heckled in disbelief.
>>>>>
>>>>> He claimed that much of his past record was libertarian, using examples of
>>>>> tax cuts and the defunding of federal equality programmes.
>>>>>
>>>>> The former president also tried humour, saying his four criminal
>>>>> indictments had convinced him to join forces with the party.
>>>>>
>>>>> "If I wasn't a Libertarian before, I sure as hell am a Libertarian now," he
>>>>> said.
>>>>>
>>>>> Getty Images Libertarian delegates hold up signs protesting Donald
>>>>> TrumpGetty Images
>>>>>
>>>>> Not everyone in the crowd could be won over.
>>>>>
>>>>> Delegates joined in chants of "End the Fed" - a common refrain among
>>>>> Libertarians who oppose the Federal Reserve.
>>>>>
>>>>> One person holding a sign that said "No wannabe dictators" was removed by
>>>>> security.
>>>>>
>>>>> Mr Trump, used to speaking before large crowds of adoring supporters,
>>>>> appeared visibly frustrated and took to mocking the crowd before him.
>>>>>
>>>>> "Only do that if you want to win," Mr Trump said of supporting him for
>>>>> president. "If you want to lose, don't do that. Keep getting your 3% every
>>>>> four years."
>>>>>
>>>>> Libertarians have typically earned around 3% of the popular vote in past US
>>>>> presidential elections.
>>>>>
>>>>> But with such a close race between Mr Trump and President Joe Biden, allies
>>>>> of both candidates have expressed concern about third-party threats,
>>>>> including that of independent candidate Robert F Kennedy Jr, who gave his
>>>>> own Libertarian convention speech on Friday.
>>>>> 'We're not going to vote for them'
>>>>>
>>>>> Arielle Shack, a Libertarian voter, said she had travelled to the
>>>>> convention from New Jersey to show her opposition to allowing Mr Kennedy
>>>>> and Mr Trump to speak.
>>>>>
>>>>> "We don't want people that are not Libertarians here. If they don't have
>>>>> our principles, we're not going to vote for them," Shack told the BBC's
>>>>> news partner CBS.
>>>>>
>>>>> Michael Reeves, a Libertarian delegate from Daphne, Alabama said he was
>>>>> "disappointed" by Mr Trump's first term in the White House.
>>>>>
>>>>> "I thought he had an opportunity to really make some changes in DC, and he
>>>>> didn't," Mr Reeves said. "The best we can say is that he didn't start any
>>>>> new wars, and that's a pretty low bar."
>>>>>
>>>>> He added that both Democrats and Republicans are moving the country towards
>>>>> a "more collectivist and authoritarian state".
>>>>
>>>>
>>>> THIS IS IRRELEVANT
>>>> THE LIBERTARIANS
>>>> WILL FIELD A
>>>> CANDIDATE @ 10%
>>>> POPULAR VOTE AND
>>>> EXTINCTIFY HUMANITY
>>>>
>>>> Lastly Trump said, "I don't need you."
>>>
>>> Correct.
>>> And even though the Libertarians aren't trump supporters, mostly, all but the
>>> most radical
>>> do respect him for having the moxy to go into the belly of the beast so to
>>> speak.
>>> And he did receive applause regarding some of his statements.
>>>
>>> I'd love to see Joe Biden try that.
>>> He would probably stumble off the stage crying. Assuming he was able to
>>> locate the stairs of course.
>>>
>>>
>> I would say most of today's republicans have a libertarian bent wanting less
>> government and less government regulations.  Trump has been good at that.
>
> Democrats have been radicalizing existing government to

No. Fuck off, subhuman Nazi filth.

In article <Lz95O.22721$4v08.20703@fx09.iad>, max.boot@lathymes.com
says...
>
> On 5/27/2024 8:57 AM, Frank wrote:
> > On 5/27/2024 10:25 AM, pothead wrote:
> >> On 2024-05-27, Lane Larson <lnlarson@stoat.inhoin.edu> wrote:
> >>> Paul Szypula wrote:
> >>>> Trump booed at Libertarian convention
> >>>> 8 hours ago
> >>>> Holly Honderich,in Washington
> >>>>
> >>>> Donald Trump was booed repeatedly during an appearance at the Libertarian
> >>>> Party's national convention on Saturday as he asked members for their
> >>>> support.
> >>>>
> >>>> Mr Trump, the presumptive Republican presidential nominee, told the party's
> >>>> delegates to unite with him to beat Democrat Joe Biden.
> >>>>
> >>>> "We must work together," he said. "Combine with us. You have to combine
> >>>> with us."
> >>>>
> >>>> The request was met with vigorous jeers from the Libertarian party members,
> >>>> gathered in Washington to pick their White House nominee.
> >>>>
> >>>> Libertarians, who favour small government and individual freedom, typically
> >>>> lean to the right on issues like federal spending and gun rights.
> >>>>
> >>>> But Mr Trump's invitation to the convention divided the party, with many
> >>>> members decrying his Covid-19 policies while in office, as well as the
> >>>> national debt accrued under his watch.
> >>>>
> >>>> Despite the icy welcome, the Republican pressed on with his half-hour
> >>>> speech, saying he'd come "to extend a hand of friendship" and pledging to
> >>>> include a Libertarian in his cabinet if elected.
> >>>>
> >>>> Many in the crowd heckled in disbelief.
> >>>>
> >>>> He claimed that much of his past record was libertarian, using examples of
> >>>> tax cuts and the defunding of federal equality programmes.
> >>>>
> >>>> The former president also tried humour, saying his four criminal
> >>>> indictments had convinced him to join forces with the party.
> >>>>
> >>>> "If I wasn't a Libertarian before, I sure as hell am a Libertarian now," he
> >>>> said.
> >>>>
> >>>> Getty Images Libertarian delegates hold up signs protesting Donald
> >>>> TrumpGetty Images
> >>>>
> >>>> Not everyone in the crowd could be won over.
> >>>>
> >>>> Delegates joined in chants of "End the Fed" - a common refrain among
> >>>> Libertarians who oppose the Federal Reserve.
> >>>>
> >>>> One person holding a sign that said "No wannabe dictators" was removed by
> >>>> security.
> >>>>
> >>>> Mr Trump, used to speaking before large crowds of adoring supporters,
> >>>> appeared visibly frustrated and took to mocking the crowd before him.
> >>>>
> >>>> "Only do that if you want to win," Mr Trump said of supporting him for
> >>>> president. "If you want to lose, don't do that. Keep getting your 3% every
> >>>> four years."
> >>>>
> >>>> Libertarians have typically earned around 3% of the popular vote in past US
> >>>> presidential elections.
> >>>>
> >>>> But with such a close race between Mr Trump and President Joe Biden, allies
> >>>> of both candidates have expressed concern about third-party threats,
> >>>> including that of independent candidate Robert F Kennedy Jr, who gave his
> >>>> own Libertarian convention speech on Friday.
> >>>> 'We're not going to vote for them'
> >>>>
> >>>> Arielle Shack, a Libertarian voter, said she had travelled to the
> >>>> convention from New Jersey to show her opposition to allowing Mr Kennedy
> >>>> and Mr Trump to speak.
> >>>>
> >>>> "We don't want people that are not Libertarians here. If they don't have
> >>>> our principles, we're not going to vote for them," Shack told the BBC's
> >>>> news partner CBS.
> >>>>
> >>>> Michael Reeves, a Libertarian delegate from Daphne, Alabama said he was
> >>>> "disappointed" by Mr Trump's first term in the White House.
> >>>>
> >>>> "I thought he had an opportunity to really make some changes in DC, and he
> >>>> didn't," Mr Reeves said. "The best we can say is that he didn't start any
> >>>> new wars, and that's a pretty low bar."
> >>>>
> >>>> He added that both Democrats and Republicans are moving the country towards
> >>>> a "more collectivist and authoritarian state".
> >>>
> >>>
> >>> THIS IS IRRELEVANT
> >>> THE LIBERTARIANS
> >>> WILL FIELD A
> >>> CANDIDATE @ 10%
> >>> POPULAR VOTE AND
> >>> EXTINCTIFY HUMANITY
> >>>
> >>> Lastly Trump said, "I don't need you."
> >>
> >> Correct.
> >> And even though the Libertarians aren't trump supporters, mostly, all but the
> >> most radical
> >> do respect him for having the moxy to go into the belly of the beast so to speak.
> >> And he did receive applause regarding some of his statements.
> >>
> >> I'd love to see Joe Biden try that.
> >> He would probably stumble off the stage crying. Assuming he was able to locate
> >> the stairs of course.
> >>
> >>
> > I would say most of today's republicans have a libertarian bent
>
> *None* of today's Republiscums/QAnon have a libertarian bent. They don't have a
> single libertarian thought in their peanut-sized brains.

More well thought out and unbiased spew from our resident retard.

>At the beginning, by the end - cheers!

Trump doesn't need their votes, he doesn't need anyone's votes.

He should just tell everybody to fuck off and take back the presidency
because it's his. If only he had the intestinal fortitude to do it and
wasn't from a long line of cowards.

>� oWe� Tll be watching and waiting to see if he follows through on his
>promises to put a libertarian in his Cabinet.�
>

There were over 400 at his New Jersey rally, more than any who have ever
attended one of his before.

Remember to empty your pockets and bank accounts, he won't pay his legal
bills without your money.

On 5/27/2024 6:12 PM, Skeeter-Shit Jack-Off Shit-4-Braincell, convicted child
molester and another fucking do-nothing, lied:

> In article <Lz95O.22721$4v08.20703@fx09.iad>, max.boot@lathymes.com
> says...
>>
>> On 5/27/2024 8:57 AM, Frank wrote:
>>> On 5/27/2024 10:25 AM, pothead wrote:
>>>> On 2024-05-27, Lane Larson <lnlarson@stoat.inhoin.edu> wrote:
>>>>> Paul Szypula wrote:
>>>>>> Trump booed at Libertarian convention
>>>>>> 8 hours ago
>>>>>> Holly Honderich,in Washington
>>>>>>
>>>>>> Donald Trump was booed repeatedly during an appearance at the Libertarian
>>>>>> Party's national convention on Saturday as he asked members for their
>>>>>> support.
>>>>>>
>>>>>> Mr Trump, the presumptive Republican presidential nominee, told the party's
>>>>>> delegates to unite with him to beat Democrat Joe Biden.
>>>>>>
>>>>>> "We must work together," he said. "Combine with us. You have to combine
>>>>>> with us."
>>>>>>
>>>>>> The request was met with vigorous jeers from the Libertarian party members,
>>>>>> gathered in Washington to pick their White House nominee.
>>>>>>
>>>>>> Libertarians, who favour small government and individual freedom, typically
>>>>>> lean to the right on issues like federal spending and gun rights.
>>>>>>
>>>>>> But Mr Trump's invitation to the convention divided the party, with many
>>>>>> members decrying his Covid-19 policies while in office, as well as the
>>>>>> national debt accrued under his watch.
>>>>>>
>>>>>> Despite the icy welcome, the Republican pressed on with his half-hour
>>>>>> speech, saying he'd come "to extend a hand of friendship" and pledging to
>>>>>> include a Libertarian in his cabinet if elected.
>>>>>>
>>>>>> Many in the crowd heckled in disbelief.
>>>>>>
>>>>>> He claimed that much of his past record was libertarian, using examples of
>>>>>> tax cuts and the defunding of federal equality programmes.
>>>>>>
>>>>>> The former president also tried humour, saying his four criminal
>>>>>> indictments had convinced him to join forces with the party.
>>>>>>
>>>>>> "If I wasn't a Libertarian before, I sure as hell am a Libertarian now," he
>>>>>> said.
>>>>>>
>>>>>> Getty Images Libertarian delegates hold up signs protesting Donald
>>>>>> TrumpGetty Images
>>>>>>
>>>>>> Not everyone in the crowd could be won over.
>>>>>>
>>>>>> Delegates joined in chants of "End the Fed" - a common refrain among
>>>>>> Libertarians who oppose the Federal Reserve.
>>>>>>
>>>>>> One person holding a sign that said "No wannabe dictators" was removed by
>>>>>> security.
>>>>>>
>>>>>> Mr Trump, used to speaking before large crowds of adoring supporters,
>>>>>> appeared visibly frustrated and took to mocking the crowd before him.
>>>>>>
>>>>>> "Only do that if you want to win," Mr Trump said of supporting him for
>>>>>> president. "If you want to lose, don't do that. Keep getting your 3% every
>>>>>> four years."
>>>>>>
>>>>>> Libertarians have typically earned around 3% of the popular vote in past US
>>>>>> presidential elections.
>>>>>>
>>>>>> But with such a close race between Mr Trump and President Joe Biden, allies
>>>>>> of both candidates have expressed concern about third-party threats,
>>>>>> including that of independent candidate Robert F Kennedy Jr, who gave his
>>>>>> own Libertarian convention speech on Friday.
>>>>>> 'We're not going to vote for them'
>>>>>>
>>>>>> Arielle Shack, a Libertarian voter, said she had travelled to the
>>>>>> convention from New Jersey to show her opposition to allowing Mr Kennedy
>>>>>> and Mr Trump to speak.
>>>>>>
>>>>>> "We don't want people that are not Libertarians here. If they don't have
>>>>>> our principles, we're not going to vote for them," Shack told the BBC's
>>>>>> news partner CBS.
>>>>>>
>>>>>> Michael Reeves, a Libertarian delegate from Daphne, Alabama said he was
>>>>>> "disappointed" by Mr Trump's first term in the White House.
>>>>>>
>>>>>> "I thought he had an opportunity to really make some changes in DC, and he
>>>>>> didn't," Mr Reeves said. "The best we can say is that he didn't start any
>>>>>> new wars, and that's a pretty low bar."
>>>>>>
>>>>>> He added that both Democrats and Republicans are moving the country towards
>>>>>> a "more collectivist and authoritarian state".
>>>>>
>>>>>
>>>>> THIS IS IRRELEVANT
>>>>> THE LIBERTARIANS
>>>>> WILL FIELD A
>>>>> CANDIDATE @ 10%
>>>>> POPULAR VOTE AND
>>>>> EXTINCTIFY HUMANITY
>>>>>
>>>>> Lastly Trump said, "I don't need you."
>>>>
>>>> Correct.
>>>> And even though the Libertarians aren't trump supporters, mostly, all but the
>>>> most radical
>>>> do respect him for having the moxy to go into the belly of the beast so to speak.
>>>> And he did receive applause regarding some of his statements.
>>>>
>>>> I'd love to see Joe Biden try that.
>>>> He would probably stumble off the stage crying. Assuming he was able to locate
>>>> the stairs of course.
>>>>
>>>>
>>> I would say most of today's republicans have a libertarian bent
>>
>> *None* of today's Republiscums/QAnon have a libertarian bent. They don't have a
>> single libertarian thought in their peanut-sized brains.
>
> More well thought out and

Nothing in a Republiscum/QAnon brain like yours is well thought out. It's all
fascist filth.