US Elections: Libertarian Party Chooses Chase Oliver As Presidential Candidate

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  • Policy Leaning

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  • Politician Portrayal

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Contributing sentiments towards policy:

44% : Both Kennedy Jr. and Trump, the two other presidential candidates, attended the Libertarian convention in Washington hoping for the party's nomination, but they met with opposition and boos during their speeches, ultimately failing to gain traction within the party.
27% : Trump later confirmed on his social media platform that he would not have accepted the Libertarian nomination regardless, as he is the presumptive Republican nominee.
22% : The Libertarian Party chair ruled Trump ineligible for the party's presidential nomination.

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