Libertarianism

I'm furious that she was not allowed on KET, our public television station, for a debate in a race with three people.

So there's the two of them and a Libertarian candidate, okay? A three-person race, there was a fundraising requirement to

get into the debate.

Is that not the most absurd thing you've ever heard? I'm so, so frustrated about it.

Great job.

You spent $35 of Mary Madelson's money to get rid of Thomas Massey, and now we have 1% to 4%, maybe even 5%, support for Libertarian candidates all over the map.

All over the map.

Ken Paxton, his margin... that he falls short by, if he does, maybe the libertarian margin.

Mark my words.

You need more.

The Libertarian is going to pull some away from him.

He's losing too many defectors.

This is the Protestant Libertarian Podcast, a project of the Libertarian Christian Institute and part of the Christians for Liberty Network.

I really hope that you guys enjoy today's show.

All right, guys, welcome to another episode of the Protestant Libertarian Podcast.

My guest today is Dr. Gerald Hiestand, senior pastor of Calvary Memorial Church in Oak Park, Illinois, and co-founder of the Center for Pastor Theologians.

He is also author of the brand new book, Justification in the Churches, Pastoral Questions at the Heart of Protestant, Catholic, and Orthodox Theology, out now on Baker Academic, in which he explores the doctrine of justification, how it has been interpreted through history in all three major Christian traditions, and why it still matters for us today.

We'll be discussing this book on the show today.

Dr. Heiston, welcome to the Protestant Libertarian Podcast.

Thank you.

And I've been all over the map.

In my life, I've been from Libertarian to NDP.

You can say, no, I can't make up my mind.

But that's okay.

And I think you look at the candidates on the ballot.

I would say a vote for the Libertarian is a vote for Chuck Schumer to be the next majority leader of the U.S. Senate.

because I think we need every vote we're going to need to get here.

I think there's a lot at stake for the future of our country.

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Hello everybody, welcome to the Maximum Libertarian Podcast.

I am joined today with Dean, and our guest is Lydia Lynn Christensen.

She is running for the Libertarian, she's a Libertarian nominee for U.S. Senate in Michigan.

And then rural Oregonians keep getting left behind.

The Libertarian candidate is Dexter retail manager Caleb Teisser.

He says he's seeking office as his community is struggling with a lack of rural jobs.

I want somebody who's going to go in there, be loud, cause problems, and then let me know why that was a problem, which is what I love to do.

And, you know, they're, everybody wants to get out the vote for their side.

But once you voted, it's off.

And lo and behold, here I am talking about annoying campaign text messages, and I was getting them from both the Republicans, the Democrats, and the Libertarians.

And just as soon as we went to break, I got a text message in from the Democrat communist running for governor in Ohio, Amy Acton.

saying that we're only seven days out from Election Day.