Bosse did say he'd be at the LFOD fest on Sat though...
He's trying
real hard to reach out to us. He knows we're his natural base.
I agree with Gard that Bosse is ideologically closest to libertarian of all the candidates.
Indeed. Horn’s
issue statements sound like typical rhetoric one would expect from a conservative—which makes me suspicious of it, since it sounds exactly like what a conservative voter would expect—want—to hear.
Bosse, on the other hand,
is very explicit about his libertarian positions—protect the second amendment, free speech, free markets, free people, &c.. But then he’s also very explicitly supporting positions that are most certainly not—he’s for the war and the border police-state. And this is interesting: “I am pro-life. I do not support taxpayer subsidies for abortion services.” If
taxpayer funding for abortion is his only opposition to it, or at least the only opposition which he’d want to legislate, excellent: I’m neither in the “pro-life” nor “pro-choice” camps, I just think the government should just stay out of it—and a similarly-minded politician is someone I’d definitely want to support.
I'd sure love for a few dozen people to tell him they'd love to vote for him, but can't, for the same reason I can't...
Sounds like a good idea. I’ll be at LFOD. What’s the back-story to this? What specific issue are we talking about here?
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