Gary Johnson Tied or Slightly Up in 8 out of 8 Recent National Polls
That September swoon sure didn't last very long.
That September swoon sure didn't last very long.
Deploys bromides on police training and techniques, but not accountability or transparency.
Who will actually be defining the agenda, because it won't be these two?
Last night Trump's foreign policy mouth seemed in some cases to be outrunning his mind, making a strict interpretation of his meaning difficult.
Clinton and Trump agree on a fantasy of presidential power to keep guns out of bad hands in a manner that would be effective, constitutional, and not harass the innocent more than stop the guilty. It can't be done.
'No fly, no buy' rears its unconstitutional head at the debate.
Ending suspicionless searches didn't cause crime to rise in New York City.
Hillary Clinton and Donald Trump face off on CNN
Libertarian Party ticket may be banished from the debate, but not from social media
On the eve of the first presidential debate, the leading third-party candidate sees a mini-flurry of negative numbers
The FBI releases 2015's crime statistics on the day of the first Trump/Clinton debate.
Remove the Libertarian and there goes fiscal sanity, federalism, and free speech.
Sixteen years ago, Trump advocated opening up the presidential debates to third parties. His arguments hold true today.
Backers of the former two-term governor of New Mexico say he's a "sane centrist" while Hillary Clinton and Donald Trump are dangerous extremists.
'Americans are tired of rigged systems,' Johnson retorts. 'We plan to be on the debate stage in October.'
New CBS/New York Times poll puts the Libertarian at 8%, making his 5-poll average 8.6% on the eve of the Debate Commission's decision
Libertarian candidates promise that if allowed to debate Sept. 26, they will earn their way thereafter
NBC/SurveyMonkey shows 11% for Libertarian; meanwhile solid majorities favor debate-inclusion no matter how you ask the question
ABC/Washington Post poll comes in at 9%, leaving the Libertarian far short of 15% before Judgment Day
'I'm no longer so sure that it's game over if we're not in the debates,' Weld tells Reason
New Yorker staffer and former Carter speechwriter Hendrik Hertzberg says letting third-party candidates into debates is like enabling, uh, Rosie Ruiz?
Libertarian nominee needs the next three polls to average 20% to qualify, unless the Commission on Presidential Debates changes its criteria at the last minute.
Fox News has the Libertarian at 9%, making his national average in the polls that matter 9.2% with two-plus weeks before the 15% cutoff
Chicago Tribune, The Atlantic, L.A. Times, Charlotte Observer and others question the 'integrity' of the bipartisan, Libertarian-thwarting Commission on Presidential Debates
Also, 'most third-party candidates didn't lose that much support between late summer and Election Day,' notes FiveThirtyEight
Duopoly chooses five of Johnson's best-performing polls, but otherwise declines to relax its competition-stifling rules
Letter to CPD argues their selection criteria violate their non-profit status; PAC chief R.J. Lyman says they have the resources to fight this battle.
The Commission on Presidential Debates should include third parties if it's at all serious about providing voters with "the best possible information"
The party-controlled Commission on Presidential Debates is not a 'public forum,' District Court judge rules
A step-by-step guide to how the Libertarian Party nominee might make it onstage.
Gary Johnson and Bill Weld present their policies to a national audience.
Other poll this week indicates he pulls more from Clinton than Trump. Fox poll shows him pulling 23 percent from independents, 18 percent from under-35s.
To be included in debate, a candidate must be polling at 15 percent in five mainstream news polls, only one of which currently includes Johnson.
The Commission on Presidential Debates and the Federal Elections Commission are both being sued for their roles in keeping third parties out of presidential debates.
This could be Bernie's last stand, but his bad ideas will live on.
The Democratic showdown in Brooklyn might be the last time Sanders can showcase what few libertarian ideals he holds.
The central topic: Should the U.S. ban the Communist Party?
GOP frontrunner says violence at his rallies is because of anger over trade deals, female reporter "made up" story about being manhandled by campaign manager.
Republicans have hit new lows on immigration, but neither party is averse to pandering
Shameless reversals at last night's debate.