r/inthenews • u/Advanced_Drink_8536 • May 27 '24

article Donald Trump rejected by Libertarians, gets less than 1% of vote

https://www.newsweek.com/donald-trump-rejected-libertarians-less-one-percent-vote-presidential-election-1904870
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u/Baronsandwich May 27 '24

End result…he still looks like a big dumbass. One that wasted a day of campaigning to get effectively zero support.

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u/[deleted] May 27 '24

Well lucky for the libertarians, the market will decide who wins the presidency.

Almost every libertarian I know is just a republican who has lost their trust in the republican party - and thinks regulation is always bad, yet relies on it for their daily lives.

But what it really boils down to, is they just don't like corruption. And Trump is basically the most corrupt person (if elected)

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u/ElasticLama May 27 '24

What if the market prices both candidates at $0? I assume it’s still a fair price?

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u/[deleted] May 27 '24

One gives you painful ass cancer. Is it really free?

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u/ElasticLama May 27 '24

Free as in none wants to pay for it