Libertarian Party nominates Chase Oliver for President
The Libertarian Party nominated political activist Chase Oliver as its nominee for president, rejecting former President Trump and Robert F. Kennedy Jr.'s bids. Oliver secured the nomination after several rounds of voting at the party's convention. Trump was booed during his speech at the convention.
Key Points
- Chase Oliver won the nomination in the seventh round of voting
- Oliver calls for balancing the budget and ending overseas military support
- Trump was booed at the Libertarian convention
Pros
- Chase Oliver secured the Libertarian Party nomination for president
- Oliver promotes small government and individual freedoms
- Oliver advocates for major cuts to the federal budget and end to death penalty
Cons
- Former President Trump and Robert F. Kennedy Jr.'s bids were rejected
- Trump faced booing during his speech at the convention