A lot of people here will say no but in reality I would bet quite a few did.
tombombcrongadil on
lol nope. Nothing libertarian about the dude.
Rodburgundy on
No
Abject-Western7594 on
Yeah, though I don’t like Bondi.
IMThorazine on
Nope, he’s not actually libertarian
bitter_fish on
No
TSMontana on
I lean libertarian, but I’m also pragmatic. I voted for him all three times. The U.S. Libertarian Party has failed to produce any candidate who is a true libertarian in decades. A bunch of retread GOP’ers followed by authoritarian-left-lite candidates. I suspect more than a few of us did vote Trump, but just won’t admit it, due to any fallout they may experience.
CommonSensei-_ on
I voted for RFK, I considered Chase, but couldn’t pull the trigger.
Javelin286 on
Nope surprisingly I’ve voted less and less republican in the past 8 years. I care more about the laws than the politicians( we have ballot initiatives and referendums so nothing gets passed without the people saying yes. About the only thing that direct democracy is good for but that has caveats as well.)
agolfman on
Of course….we going to get a lot of what we want with him. Not everything, but more than with anyone else in history, perhaps. Let’s give peace a chance, why don’t we?
Yes, truely lesser of two evils, what can a guy do
cqb-luigi on
Sure did, so far it’s worked out okay.
niceflowers on
I voted at least ten times for him.
chargnawr on
I’m the type to say I didn’t vote because it’s against my morals (kinda true) when in reality I mistimed my early voting again and was out of town
BearMode2100 on
Yes. Sadly, a better option than Kamala Harris. I wish there was a better and more realistic option available.
monkeyburrito411 on
I voted RFK cause I thought he’d have a chance with leftists upset at their own party but evidently there’s never a chance
Winter_Researcher_37 on
I voted for myself 🤷🏻♀️ but I live in DC so my vote was a waste anyway.
timelizard13 on
I did.
Jolly_Job_9852 on
I did.
There are things I do like about his 2nd presidental term like the efforts to cut government spending but at the same time, it’s done in a way that seems haphazard and unorganized.
txeagle24 on
Nope. I was going to write in Ron Paul, but Texas had an “approved write-in” list posted in the booth so I ended up voting for Chase even though he comes across as a whiny bitch on Twitter.
Love_that_freedom on
I voted for him in 24.
JamesMattDillon on
Nope. He’s not a libertarian in any way
CoffeebeanG618 on
Briefly considered but I went for Chase Oliver
mooreroad on
Yes, gladly
dotdee on
I abstained from the Presidential vote.
BeerBoatCaptain on
Yes
golsol on
I begrudgingly voted for Chase Oliver to show the libertarian party some support but we need better candidates!
PoliticalJunkDrawer on
Yes.
FlatWaterNeb on
No. I voted Harris. Nothing about Trump was libertarian even though a bunch of GOP tried to convince me he was. I thought he would be bad for the US, and Kamala would be the lesser. The only hope I have is people realize GOP is not libertarian and is as far from it as the Democrats.
Jbots on
Most. And most are still pleased with their decision. That’s reality.
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Fuck no!
I mean… no.
I voted for Vermin Supreme.
A lot of people here will say no but in reality I would bet quite a few did.
lol nope. Nothing libertarian about the dude.
No
Yeah, though I don’t like Bondi.
Nope, he’s not actually libertarian
No
I lean libertarian, but I’m also pragmatic. I voted for him all three times. The U.S. Libertarian Party has failed to produce any candidate who is a true libertarian in decades. A bunch of retread GOP’ers followed by authoritarian-left-lite candidates. I suspect more than a few of us did vote Trump, but just won’t admit it, due to any fallout they may experience.
I voted for RFK, I considered Chase, but couldn’t pull the trigger.
Nope surprisingly I’ve voted less and less republican in the past 8 years. I care more about the laws than the politicians( we have ballot initiatives and referendums so nothing gets passed without the people saying yes. About the only thing that direct democracy is good for but that has caveats as well.)
Of course….we going to get a lot of what we want with him. Not everything, but more than with anyone else in history, perhaps. Let’s give peace a chance, why don’t we?
No
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Yes, truely lesser of two evils, what can a guy do
Sure did, so far it’s worked out okay.
I voted at least ten times for him.
I’m the type to say I didn’t vote because it’s against my morals (kinda true) when in reality I mistimed my early voting again and was out of town
Yes. Sadly, a better option than Kamala Harris. I wish there was a better and more realistic option available.
I voted RFK cause I thought he’d have a chance with leftists upset at their own party but evidently there’s never a chance
I voted for myself 🤷🏻♀️ but I live in DC so my vote was a waste anyway.
I did.
I did.
There are things I do like about his 2nd presidental term like the efforts to cut government spending but at the same time, it’s done in a way that seems haphazard and unorganized.
Nope. I was going to write in Ron Paul, but Texas had an “approved write-in” list posted in the booth so I ended up voting for Chase even though he comes across as a whiny bitch on Twitter.
I voted for him in 24.
Nope. He’s not a libertarian in any way
Briefly considered but I went for Chase Oliver
Yes, gladly
I abstained from the Presidential vote.
Yes
I begrudgingly voted for Chase Oliver to show the libertarian party some support but we need better candidates!
Yes.
No. I voted Harris. Nothing about Trump was libertarian even though a bunch of GOP tried to convince me he was. I thought he would be bad for the US, and Kamala would be the lesser. The only hope I have is people realize GOP is not libertarian and is as far from it as the Democrats.
Most. And most are still pleased with their decision. That’s reality.