Elected Mormons lead the GOP charge against the Republican presidential nominee, while Gary Johnson redoubles focus on a defecting Utah.
"Millions of Republicans are facing a moment of truth," says Gary Johnson. So are the rest of us and we need MORE choices on the ballot and debate stage!
The Republican presidential candidate's gross mistreatment of women is a manifestation of his anti-libertarianism.
Not even DNA evidence can get him to change his mind.
The Libertarian's polling support exceeds the Democrat-Republican margin throughout the interior west, Midwest, and in key swing states
By replacing "third party" with "undecided" as an option, is the network doing the bidding of the two-party duopoly?
Conservatives voting for him because he'll appoint originalists are fooling themselves
It's a sad thing when major-party advocates insist that a four-way race only includes two people.
One in 14 people say they have ended a friendship because of Clinton vs. Trump.
Trump's pandering to xenophobia is nothing new for the GOP.
Both 2016 presidential hopefuls believe in the primacy of the state over the individual.
The Trump campaign's detachment from reality is a recipe for unbound and unaccountable government.
Paris Agreement Climate Change
U.S. not on track to meet Obama's promised greenhouse gas cuts
We don't need more politicians like Kaine and Pence talking over each other. We need more voices and people on the stage debating the country's future.
The point of political reporting is to help provide context, not obscure it.
The GOP candidate embraces and exaggerates common prejudices against the overweight.
If the former governor wins his home state, he just might block Hillary Clinton and Donald Trump from victory at the ballot box.
Like the fixation on Gary Johnson's "Aleppo moments," this stuff stymies serious conversation about first-order concerns like government spending.
Why cops get away with criminal behavior, how the Internet is getting boring, and why a Trump presidency isn't necessarily a bad thing.
There's more to life than who is sitting in the Oval Office.
FBI numbers refute his portrait of a nation besieged by violent thugs.
Last night Trump's foreign policy mouth seemed in some cases to be outrunning his mind, making a strict interpretation of his meaning difficult.
Why do we insist on using the "most stupid arrangement of any debate in the history of debating" for presidential candidates?
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.
What the 2012 Democratic nominee took credit for the 2016 nominee blames on Bush.
Ending suspicionless searches didn't cause crime to rise in New York City.
Journalists have a responsibility to present voters and candidates with accurate information.
The GOP candidate releases an expanded of potential SCOTUS picks.
The FBI releases 2015's crime statistics on the day of the first Trump/Clinton debate.
Staring into the abyss.
Trump's supporters have called him a "ridiculous" showman, a "con artist," "a pathological liar," and "a cancer on conservatism."
Sixteen years ago, Trump advocated opening up the presidential debates to third parties. His arguments hold true today.
Libertarian candidate notes he's polling better than Perot was in 1992 when allowed into debates.
Q&A with the great libertarian law professor on cigarettes, global warming, foreign policy, and much, much more.
The lawless passions fueling the rise of Trump are not likely to bring us a freer society.
Wanting to "burn it all down" is not libertarianism.
Matt Welch discusses that plus Donald Trump's policing ideas on FBN's Kennedy tonight at 8 pm ET
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.
Unfunny "Between Two Ferns" interview is one more dreary exercise in liberal virtue signaling.
From Robert Downey Jr. to Martin Sheen to Julianne Moore to Scarlett Johansson, a "shit-ton" of movie stars tell you the proper way to vote.
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