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What does the Libertarian candidate really believe? | Chase Oliver | Just Asking Questions, Ep. 25
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The L.P. presidential candidate clarifies his views, amid criticisms that he is too "woke."
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Who, exactly, is Chase Oliver? And what does he really stand for?
Oliver is the Libertarian Party's 2024 presidential nominee, selected after six rounds of voting at a contentious party convention in Washington, DC this weekend, which featured speeches from RFK, Jr., Vivek Ramaswamy and Donald J. Trump, who suggested himself as the nominee to a chorus of boos. Oliver was not the preferred candidate of the Mises Caucus, who remains in control of the Libertarian Party, and several of their higher profile members, such as Dave Smith, have said they will not vote for him, with several accusing him of being too woke, too pro immigration, and too soft on COVID restrictions. We'll ask him to address all of that today.
Oliver, a 38-year-old sales executive, rose to prominence in the party as the 2022 Libertarian Senate candidate in a highly competitive race in Georgia, where he pulled 2 percent of the vote and forced it into a runoff, which ultimately resulted in the Democrats winning, tipping the balance of the Senate in their favor.
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