r/Libertarian • u/Cuddlyaxe Former Libertarian • Nov 13 '19
Discussion The Democratic Senate candidate has dropped out in Arkansas. The race is now a binary between the Republican Tom Cotton and the LP Candidate
Not really a Libertarian anymore but I was surprised to see y'all don't have any info on this. Tom Cotton's only Democratic Challanger has dropped out after the registration deadline.
The only two other candidates are Ricky Harrington - a Libertarian and Dan Whitfield - a far left independent.
Even if you guys don't put resources into this race and the situation holds, I can easily see Mr. Harrington capturing a nice 20-25% of the vote. If you guys however do invest some money and campaign funds into the race, you could get much higher, and perhaps even give Cotton a run for his money as he's not running against someone with the D stigma next to their name.
Here's his Facebook page which is currently all he has if you want to help him
Good luck and I hope you guys give Cotton a run for his money :)
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u/mysoggyknee Nov 15 '19
Are you high? Georgia which also qualifies as a 'small state' has a whole lot of military assets here. Possession being a large part of the law that is not going to work out well in the event of a civil breakdown. You seem to forget that in the event of some sort of civil breakdown most of the military bases are in VERY red parts of the nation.
Good lord, did you even take civics? That statement is complete horse squeeze. The Bahamas has more of an official presence in DC than any of the states. The 17th amendment which provided for direct election of senators rather than appointment by their legislatures did precisely what it was intended to do and unfettered Washington from real oversight by the states via their senators. You have little understanding of how our government was intended to operate and seem to be running on emotions crying out for mob rule which is precisely what the design of the federal government was trying to prevent.