Gary Johnson is on the mark with hiss political ideals. Very much like Dr. It's time to put someone with common sense into the White House, some one who has actually done something,someone who actually loves America and puts this once great Country ahead of their own political gain. So hopeful I want to cry because those in charge will allow it. We the people don't need to decide if we want to vite for him. But we must make those in charge allow him to be in the debates.
The numbers show it. I do not agree with all of his options but I don't agree with all "my" Democratic opinions, and I do Agee with some Republican options. My hope would be that this would force some middle ground. One person found this helpful. I think we owe it to ourselves to understand the candidates and the parties they represent. This book helped me learn more about Gary Johnson and the Libertarian principles.
Our political system is broken and both the democratic and republican parties are obstructive to progress because they put their agenda ahead of what is best for the country. Clear and concise, this book gives you all the information you need to know why you need to vote for Gary Johnson. He really does seem like the perfect candidate for our time. Read the book and decide for yourself. Issues and answers not heard or clarified by the two major parties in debates. Interesting background on Gov.
The book is rather short and lacks some detail I'd love to have seen, but overall serves the purpose of giving you a little better picture of the man and why we should elect him.
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Godammit, AC, you're going to convince me that poetry be taken seriously! Traveling in Asia recently and the hotel featured the English-language news from the Chi Com network: Natch, any conflict in mainland China is ignored, the features include China's claim to the oil-bearing tidal islands in the South China Sea, a gripe with ROK over siting US anti-missile missiles there, absolutely no comment regarding the Nork imbecile, but we get a story on the hoo-hah in Jackson Hole: Dear Sevo, you loving lilted superhero, one should instruct the jackson hole summit attendees that property cannot be purchased in the China, only leased.
AC, I took some photos out the window of a highrise; the surrounding area was demolished single-story residences. With a highrise in the middle of empty land. Yes, those residences were claimed and demolished by the government because the residents are prohibited from owning that land. And that highrise was a statement of government power; nothing else.
Why build a highrise if there are acres of empty land around other than government hubris?
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Keep on keepin' on AC; wonderful to see your work again. Methinks, in a primary system, established parties are favored. I do not argue that the Libertarian Party isn't active, but its candidates more often than not splinter off GOP votes, which, no matter what the party chair claims, isn't as big tent as the left. What seems to work best for the party, politically, is embedding, which arguably fits Rand Paul, and to some extent Trump. Does changing primary rules erode the two party system, or do we cling to canvasing registered voters.
I don't know, but the Commission obviously follows primary percentages. The commission follows public opinion polls. Public opinion follows the media. The media follow the 2 best known candidates. Other countries have debates that include minor candidates. France wasn't afraid to hear alternative viewpoints. Some states demand fairness in electoral debates for all qualified parties and not based on polls. The US national government doesn't require it, so the 2 major parties make sure it doesn't happen.
I never noticed a resemblance before. It makes me wonder if the artist manipulated Johnson's image. We could certainly have used a Great Escape from ever-growing government. And I think Malcolm X once said something about a ballot or a Bullitt.
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I don't see the problem with her ruling. He didn't argue damages but a lack of added benefits. He still ran for President. There is no right to free publicity. The arguments the plaintiffs made were absurd and against freedom of speech and association. You simply do not have a right to participate in other candidate's joint press conferences, which is all a debate is. The plaintiff's deserved to lose this case as the precedent it would set is terrible for civil liberties.
There might be something to the CPD taking money from political campaigns which get federal election monies. If CPD is getting funding from the campaigns which may or may not get get federal funding, that does not make CPD federally funded. It is the campaign's money at that point. Otherwise any organizaton or institution that is paid or donated to by a federal employee, for instance, is subject to federal control.
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The campaigns are regulated by taking that federal money and then they want to prevent 3rd parties from debating with them. In other words, they are using a shell non-profit to further their federally regulated agenda. That would be different than federal employees using their paychecks to donate to a non-profit. Individual political speech cannot regulated.
Debates are not a legal requirement of elections. They are joint appearances by rival candidates that each campaign agrees to because they think they will benefit more than their opponents. Candidates that are not part of that agreement have no right to the debate podium. The Commission on Elections was put together to recommend changes to elections. Their major recommendations were a stuff that Congress then implemented in law and b party takeover of the Presidential debate from the LWV which became the CPD a year later.
The actual laws outside the determination of election day itself only occur at the state level. They both de facto agreed that the votes for the only national office where states are not allowed to legislate - even though they are allowed to force their electors to vote a certain way are merely a show. There really is not much to distinguish between a candidates speech and their individusl speech.
The FEC cannot force a candidate to make an appearance they do not wish to make. While the Commission on Presidential Debates is a nonprofit, they receive money from the Democratic and Republican Parties. Those Parties received federal money for elections, so the CPD should set rules to allow 3rd parties. What about retirement communities populated by Social Security retirees? Should the feds set terms for the housing, considering they fund so much of it via SS payments? For instance, they could outlaw seniors-only condos, co-ops, rentals, communities, etc.
Well, more correctly, the feds and state agencies set standards and private housing companies either follow those standards or their residents are denied housing money. This is related to social security disability.
For most SS beneficiaries they can use their Social Security as they see fit and can donate that to political parties if they wish. Seems like a straightforward decision under the laws as written. Maybe you could stretch the First Amendment case to quasi-governmental actors, but libertarians are normally against stretching laws to limit the freedom of private associations. It's not like there's a dearth of information available about the candidates. Just go to their websites. The real problem with the debates is the 15 percent threshold.
It keeps out everyone the 2 major parties wants out, and effectively paints everyone excluded as "fringe" before the great majority of voters begin considering candidates.
There has indeed been such stretching under state free-speech laws via the Pruneyard decision to force shopping malls to have provisions for petitioning, leafleting, etc. That's the funny thing about the wording of the free-speech wording of most of the state constitutions: Memorandum of Understanding with the Campaigns re , , , , and 'debates' - http: These prohibit campaigns from appearing at any other debates and prohibit them from appearing on any media where another candidate is present. Also if the media 'encourage' any other debates, then they get blacklisted from appearing as moderators at the CPD ones.
Those are much more formal contracts of collusion and in the case of the media restrictions is essentially a restriction on freedom of the press. I don't get why everyone is obsessing about the mechanics. The fraud here is the execution of the CPDs agenda by the media companies that are supposed to act in the public interest Simmilar, the FCC is asleep at the wheel - where are they in allowing this fraud? The focus should be on taking away the de facto exclusivity in the media platform or forcing them to share.
They were challenging an agreement between the Romney and Obama campaigns giving the CPD sole power to host debates between them in as: Further, when it comes to Johnson and his co-plaintiff's First Amendment complaint: As for those antitrust arguments, Brown is dismissive: Tell me Gay Jay clutched his side while uttering, Et tu, Browne'.