Marc Victor’s Arizona Senate Run: A Lesson for Future Libertarian Party Strategy?
kinsella.substack.com
The Libertarian Party has long been controversial among libertarians, since its founding in 1971. Should it have a broad tent or a purist message? Minarchist or anarchist—or both? Should it try to elect candidates, and water down its radical principles to do so, or run purist, principled candidates to use their platform to get the message out?
"As readers no doubt know, the mid-term elections next week have the chance to give Republicans control of the House and possibly the Senate. Most libertarians I know are in favor of this since an authoritarian-controlled Congress is (a) better than a an authoritarian-controlled one, ... So in my view, as a libertarian, it’s important for the authoritarians to take over control of Congress in the upcoming election."
Interesting perspective. Thank you.
"As readers no doubt know, the mid-term elections next week have the chance to give Republicans control of the House and possibly the Senate. Most libertarians I know are in favor of this since an authoritarian-controlled Congress is (a) better than a an authoritarian-controlled one, ... So in my view, as a libertarian, it’s important for the authoritarians to take over control of Congress in the upcoming election."
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