How does Justin Amash change the Libertarian Party field with Matt Welch of Reason magazine.
Release Date: 05/04/2020
Justin is Back! Amash announces exploratory committee for US Senate Race.
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January 18, 2024: Exciting news fans of Justin Amash, the former congressman announced today the formal launch of his exploratory committee for the open US Senate seat in Michigan. He will once again be running as a Republican which is becoming more open again to libertarian positions. You can access his exploratory committee here at () #JustinAmash #Amash4Senate
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Justin Amash Presidential Run Post Mortem
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We were very disappointed to have Justin drop out of the presidential race just one week before the Libertarian nominating convention in May.
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How Justin Amash Stopped the Syrian War
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In 2013, there was a suspicious gas attack against civilians in Syria. President Barack Obama and much of the media began blaming Syrian President Assad of attacking his own people with a vicious gas attack during the civil war he was waging against rebel forces.
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Kentucky LP Post Debate Recap. How'd Justin Amash do?
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Tyler and Eric break down the fifth round of the Kentucky Libertarian Party presidential debate that occurred on 5/9/20. The debate featured Justin Amash, Jim Gray, Jo Jorgensen, Jacob Hornberger, and Vermin Supreme. You can watch the video of the debate here.
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Discussing Justin Amash's Polling Numbers & a Possible VP with Jen the Libertarian
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Today, we review the Justin Amash's poll results from Monmouth. They begin with Amash commanding 5% in the national polls right after his announcement. Interestingly, the specifics in the poll with regards to gender and race splits are interesting.
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What do libertarians think of Justin Amash running for president with Marc Clair of Lions of LIberty
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Marc Clair is the founder of the Lions of Liberty podcast and is a big voice in the libertarian podcasting world. He has interviewed thousands of libertarian guests and offers his insights into the reception Justin Amash is getting in the Libertarian party and with libertarians in general.
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How does Justin Amash change the Libertarian Party field with Matt Welch of Reason magazine.
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Reason editor at large, Matt Welch, joins us in today's episode to talk about how Justin Amash's entry into the Libertarian Party presidential nominating contest changes its dynamics. Matt has been hosting debates at state parties for months and gives his take on the strengths of Amash's competitors.
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Columnist Hannah Cox on how Justin's fiery victory speech led to her conversion to libertarianism.
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Hannah Cox is a libertarian-conservative commentator, writer, and activist who has appeared in Newsmax, on NPR, and Fox News amongst others. She has been a vocal supporter of Justin Amash and credits him with leading her down the path of libertarianism and Austrian economics.
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What will it take to win the Libertarian Party nomination and an endorsement with former Nebraska State Senator Laura Ebke
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Former Nebraska Libertarian state senator Laura Ebke joins us today to discuss the lay of the land in the Libertarian Party's nominating process. Senator Ebke recalls what it was like for her when she switched parties and her transition into the Libertarian party while sitting in the Nebraska Senate.
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What is it like to work in Justin Amash's office?
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Nathan Leamer is our special guest for this episode where we get to learn what it is like in Justin Amash's office. We tapped the former staffer who both worked for Justin in Lansing when he was a state representative and in the DC office.
info_outlineReason editor at large, Matt Welch, joins us in today's episode to talk about how Justin Amash's entry into the Libertarian Party presidential nominating contest changes its dynamics. Matt has been hosting debates at state parties for months and gives his take on the strengths of Amash's competitors.
Does Amash's politics of of independence from the Republican and Democratic parties resonate today? We also discuss who Amash should choose as a VP candidate and whether Kmele Foster would take the job.