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From: koan10/6/2016 1:55:17 PM
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People are so scared of Trump, that Bill Weld, the VP candidate on the Libertarian ticket under Johnson is going to work to defeat Trump. Story below.

As well, the Atlantic has said not to vote for Trump and that is only the third time they have said that since recommending Abraham Lincoln for the presidency 150 years ago. USA Today has never taken sides in a presidential election and they have said not to vote for Trump. The San Diego Union and another paper in Arizona that are hard-core conservative papers are coming out for Hillary.

As the election gets closer, more and more people are coming out and supporting Hillary and doing whatever it it takes to defeat Trump.



Libertarian VP Candidate Bill Weld Will Focus on Preventing Trump Presidency
By Margaret Hartmann


As some presumably small portion of Americans sat through a dull debate between the Republican and Democratic vice-presidential nominees on Tuesday night, a far more interesting drama was unfolding within the Libertarian ticket. VP candidate Bill Weld told the Boston Globe that he plans to focus on attacking Donald Trump for the remainder of the campaign — essentially admitting that running mate Gary Johnson can not become president.*

Trump has Weld’s “full attention,” he explained, because his agenda is so terrible it’s “in a class by itself.” “I think Mr. Trump’s proposals in the foreign policy area, including nuclear proliferation, tariffs, and free trade, would be so hurtful, domestically and in the world, that he has my full attention,” Weld said.

continues at nymag.com
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