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Trump To Libertarians: Maybe You Don’t Want To Win | Biden Campaign’s Epic Fail [VIDEOS]

Former President Donald Trump made waves at the Libertarian National Convention on Saturday night, becoming the first former president to address the convention in its 50-year history. Despite being met with boos from delegates, Trump boldly asked for the party’s support in the upcoming election, urging them to choose him as their presidential nominee if they truly want to win.

During his speech at the Washington Hilton, Trump emphasized the need for victory and hinted at the party’s historical 3-4% vote share in general elections. He made promises of appointing Libertarians to key positions in his administration if elected, a statement met with mixed reactions from the crowd of skeptical delegates who prioritize small government and individual freedoms.

One notable moment of the evening came when Trump promised to commute the sentence of Ross Ulbricht, the mastermind behind the illicit marketplace “Silk Road.” Delegates holding signs that read “Free Ross” showed their support for the gesture.

Despite Trump’s efforts to court Libertarian voters, some attendees expressed their dissatisfaction with his presence at the convention. Social media posts highlighted a divide in opinions, with some criticizing Trump for his policies and actions while others voiced their support for his candidacy.

Another notable moment was when Trump spoke about Bitcoin. Watch:


As the prospect of a 2020 rematch between Trump and Joe Biden looms, polls suggest a growing interest in alternative candidates like the Libertarian nominee or Robert F. Kennedy, Jr., who also addressed the convention. The absence of Biden at the convention was noted by Libertarian National Chair Angela McArdle, highlighting the party’s efforts to engage with a diverse range of political voices.

In an emailed statement to Newsweek [8], Jason Miller, senior advisor to the Trump campaign, emphasized the importance of reaching out to non-traditional voters and uniting the country. Trump’s appearance at the convention was seen as a strategic move to broaden his appeal and attract voters with libertarian leanings.

Overall, Trump’s address to the Libertarian delegates showcased a clash of ideologies and priorities, reflecting the diverse landscape of American politics as the country heads toward a pivotal election in November.

Meanwhile, the Biden campaign attempted to capitalize on the Libertarian crowd’s mixed reactions by lying about what they were chanting. Watch: