Libertarian Party of New Hampshire Endorses Donald Trump for President
The Libertarian Party of New Hampshire (LPH) has officially endorsed Donald Trump for President. This decision, announced in a statement emphasizing the party’s commitment to a Free State of New Hampshire, is a clear signal to libertarians and conservatives alike that the stakes in this election go beyond party lines.
“This was not a light decision,” the statement reads, “but we feel it is the right one for ourselves, for our children, and for the best future of a Free State of New Hampshire.”
Though Trump is not a libertarian, the LPH outlined several key issues where they believe Trump aligns closely with libertarian values, even if he approaches them from a conservative perspective.
Earlier this year, the Libertarian Party faced internal conflict and public scrutiny after the recent selection of a controversial nominee for the upcoming election, with tensions escalating as the Party Chair appeared to be insinuating support for Trump.
The Libertarian Party’s presidential nominee, Chase Oliver, is a far-left radical whose views are completely out of step with the party’s principles.
Oliver, a former Democrat who once supported Barack Obama, has called for an end to the “U.S. war machine” and the “genocide in Gaza.” He also supports the Marxist terror group Black Lives Matter, drag queen story hours, open borders, and Big Tech censorship.
Critics have lambasted Oliver as being too radical for the Libertarian ticket, pointing to his past support for movements and policies such as Black Lives Matter, drag queen story hours, and Big Tech censorship.