John McAffee for President 2016

Posted on March 4, 2016 by Fred Stiening

Just when you think The world can’t get any crazier.

Libertarian indeed. I hope he didn’t renounce his US Citizenship in Belize.

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8 Responses to John McAffee for President 2016

  1. RebelSansClue says:
    March 4, 2016 at 7:47 pm

    Can he run for President if he doesn’t live in the U.S.? I thought he was living in Belize these days, and is wanted for murdering his neighbor?

    Still better than Trump or Hillary though.

  2. CC1s121LrBGT says:
    March 5, 2016 at 1:21 am

    Press Release
    For Immediate Release
    Thursday, March 3, 2016
    Libertarian presidential debate to air on Stossel Show in April

    The first 2016 nationally televised presidential debate of Libertarian candidates will be filmed on March 29 and air on Fox Business Network’s Stossel Show April 1.

    The nation’s third largest political party, Libertarians represent a growing plurality of Americans who are neither “left” nor “right” but who lean libertarian on issues from foreign intervention to marijuana to balancing the federal budget.

    “A nationally televised debate of Libertarian presidential candidates is long overdue, and we are delighted that it is finally happening,” said LP Chair, Nicholas Sarwark.

    “We urge all Americans to tell their friends, co-workers, and family to watch this important debate and see they have a choice,” he said. “They do not have to settle for candidates who are bigoted and insulting; who curry favor with the titans of Wall Street; who put our troops in harm’s way; who have no intention of stopping runaway government spending; and who force Americans to buy lousy yet unaffordable insurance plans.”

    The Libertarian National Committee and Our America Initiative are currently suing the Commission on Presidential Debates for inclusion in debates this fall that are based on reasonable and objective criteria. Specifically, if a candidate is on the ballot in enough states to potentially receive enough electoral votes to win the presidency, he or she should be included.

    The Libertarian Party is expected to be on the ballot in most, if not all, 50 states plus the District of Columbia.

    “The Commission is a case of insider trading because it is controlled by the Republican and Democratic parties,” said Wes Benedit, LP Executive Director. “They’re scared to have our Libertarian nominee on the stage debating theirs.”

    A limited number of free tickets are available. To request them, email stosseltix@foxbusiness.com.

    • Fred Stiening says:
      March 5, 2016 at 1:33 am

      Everyone needs a dream.

      “Hey man, we really need to balance the federal budget… ***puff puff*** I had to spend all my food stamps to buy these Doritos… Bummer…”

      • RebelSansClue says:
        March 6, 2016 at 2:38 pm

        Not every Libertarian smokes weed though. We know it’s called “dope” for a reason.

        I admit I like the Libertarian philosophy, but know very little about their policy. If we can get government regulation out of our lives, wouldn’t the economy improve to the point where food stamps wouldn’t be needed?

  3. Parrott says:
    March 5, 2016 at 9:43 pm

    McAfee announced on Alex Jones he was running. He denounced the KKK and said he had a hot black lady for a wife. It was classic McAfee. Think it was last Thursday.
    I would vote for him before I would vote for Ventura.

    I think we’re going to get screwd by Hillery. No Democrats will vote Libertarian. They just draw from the Republicans. No Green party Nader types have run since Ralph drew from Algore in 2000.

    bummer,
    Parrott

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