Libertarian Presidential Candidate Jo Jorgensen on Marijuana, Small Government and the Problems with a Two-Party SystemPosted by On

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In the Libertarian Party, presidential candidates don’t pick their running mates; instead, they’re chosen by delegates at the nominating convention in a separate vote. This year’s presidential ticket resulted in the odd-couple pairing of Dr. Jo Jorgensen, an academic from South Carolina, and Jeremy “Spike” Cohen, a podcaster prankster who promises “a Waffle House on every corner” and to fund time travel research to kill baby Adolf Hitler.

“All I can say is that I was the one who was nominated for president,” Jorgensen says, diplomatically, when asked about her running mate’s more out-there ideas. “And so I’m not campaigning on any of those things. I do have a different platform, and so that’s the one that I’m pushing.” 

CityBeat‘s sister paper Metro Times caught up with her before a campaign stop in Detroit.

That platform is that “government is too big, too bossy, too nosy, and too intrusive,” Jorgensen…

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