In a show filled with co-host discord, bad cords, and James Nease, the guys go deep in the philosophy of mutualism vs. anarcho-capitalism, property rights, eminent domain, and the future of the economy after QE 3.
Let’s Talk Gary Johnson (pt. 5 of 6)
Now that the Republican and Democratic conventions are in the past, I want to spend a few days talking about the Libertarian Party’s Presidential Candidate, Governor Gary Johnson.
He has a series of very well-produced commercials.
Let’s Talk Gary Johnson (pt. 4 of 6)
Now that the Republican and Democratic conventions are in the past, I want to spend a few days talking about the Libertarian Party’s Presidential Candidate, Governor Gary Johnson.
He has a series of very well-produced commercials.
Let’s Talk Gary Johnson (pt. 3 of 6)
Now that the Republican and Democratic conventions are in the past, I want to spend a few days talking about the Libertarian Party’s Presidential Candidate, Governor Gary Johnson.
He has a series of very well-produced commercials.
The Rutherford Report 2012-09-11 14:47:00
Let’s Talk Gary Johnson (pt. 2 of 6)
Now that the Republican and Democratic conventions are in the past, I want to spend a few days talking about the Libertarian Party’s Presidential Candidate, Governor Gary Johnson.
He has a series of very well-produced commercials.
Let’s Talk Gary Johnson (pt. 1 of 6)
Now that the Republican and Democratic conventions are in the past, I want to spend a few days talking about the Libertarian Party’s Presidential Candidate, Governor Gary Johnson.
He has a series of very well-produced commercials.
LPIN Podcast Season 2 – 012: Andy Horning for US Senate
Chris Spangle sits down to talk with US Senate candidate Andy Horning for an in-depth interview on running the first negative campaign on voters, why he keeps coming back, and what it’s like inside the Republican Party.
LPIN Podcast Season 2 – 011: Joe Ruiz for Congress, District 2
Congressional District 2 candidate Joe Ruiz discusses his philosophy of government and updates us on his campaign.
