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Tennessee Cottonmouth discusses the proper label for the Libertarian Party Presidential nominee.

Via Chris Sanders:

I love this!  Demarcationville has details on a political scuffle over in the western part of our great state, or as I like to call anything 50 miles west of Nashville, Arkansas.  There is a really entertaining (for several reasons that I shouldnt have

Jama Oliver is feeling that way:

For the record, I am not supporting the Libertarian candidate for President, Bob Barr. So, I guess even with the Libertarian Party being much closer to my political views nowadays than any of the other parties, I’m still technically a “political homeless person.”

…to Party:

The Libertarian Party has filed lawsuits in Ohio and Tennessee against what it says are unconstitutionally restrictive ballot-access laws.

John Brown is cautiously pessimistic about how Bob Barr’s immigration restrictionism is going over with the Libertarian grassroots:

Bob Barr, a former Republican Congressman from Georgia who is running as the Libertarian Party's nominee for the White House, is polling 6%. Hit Vote08 for the details.

Except himself, of course.

Tony Wall is supporting the Libertarain ticket of Bob Barr and Wayne Allyn Root in the fall, but he doesn’t seem to jazzed about it:

I have worried openly that both major parties in the US are following agendas that have little to offer for entrepreneurs. All of the remaining candidates in both parties favor programs that will lead to higher taxes and expanded roles for government.