Did the libertarian voters "ruin" the election for one side or the other? How should we respond to Veterans for Peace?

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November 12, 2020

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Policies Concerning American Veterans ([link removed] )

Ignoring FBI domestic surveillance abuses, especially when the targets are those who have worn the uniform to defend the Constitution, is an unacceptable dereliction of congressional oversight by the House and Senate.

- America's Veterans: Citizens, Soldiers, Spies, and Targets ([link removed] )

Featuring Patrick G. Eddington

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What Did the Libertarian Vote Do to the Election? ([link removed] )

Polls show that votes for the Libertarian presidential candidate would have been split if there had been only two candidates, so Jo Jorgensen did not “spoil” the election for either Biden or Trump.

- Did the Libertarians Spoil the Election? ([link removed] )

By David Boaz

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