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Peter Schiff Interviews Adrian Wyllie, Who is Campaigning To Be the Libertarian Party of Florida’s Governor Candidate

Adrian Wyllie

Posted to examiner.com
August 13, 2013

On Tuesday, Aug. 13, Adrian Wyllie, Florida’s 2014 Libertarian Gubernatorial hopeful, was provided prime on Peter Schiff’s Nationally-syndicated and libertarian-leaning radio talk show.

Schiff, who served as economic advisor for the Ron Paul campaign, pressed Wyllie on multiple occasions to abandon his Libertarian campaign and agree to take on Governor Rick Scott in the Republican Primary, or possibly even Charlie Crist in the Democratic Primary.

However, Wyllie stood strong by his decisions to not only stick with his Libertarian principles, and heralded the virtues and proclaimed his allegiance to the Libertarian Party .

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10 Comments

  1. paulie October 14, 2013

    John Wayne Smith will be the nominee

    Any reason you think so, besides wishful thinking?

  2. George Whitfield August 24, 2013

    I am proud to be supporting Adrian Wyllie for the Libertarian nomination for Governor and will continue to donate to his campaign. He is solid, dependable, energetic and articulate.

  3. Jill Pyeatt Post author | August 23, 2013

    When is the primary?

  4. Mark Axinn August 23, 2013

    I applaud Adrian for staying true to the LP.

    Personally, I cannot think of anything Peter Schiff has ever done to advance liberty, and his pathetic claim that somehow Republicans are more friendly to freedom is laughable.

    How pro-liberty were George Bush or Rudy Guliani, the two most prominent Republicans in the last 20 years?

  5. Richard Winger August 23, 2013

    Florida has never had a primary for a minor party for statewide office (although there was a Libertarian primary for one state legislative seat). The 2014 Libertarian Florida gubernatorial primary will be a real change for Florida.

  6. NewFederalist August 23, 2013

    Does Schiff have any street cred in the GOP? I think not! His Senate race was a disaster. At least his old man went to the slammer for his convictions (no pun intended).

  7. Jill Pyeatt Post author | August 23, 2013

    I’m personally excited about Steve La Bianca. I hope he comes up with some information we can post here.

  8. Joe Wendt August 23, 2013

    pointless interview, since John Wayne Smith will be the nominee. Plus, there is also a new candidate, Steve LaBianca running for the nomination as well.

  9. David August 23, 2013

    This summer it seems I’m always hearing that Republicans have a liberty wing and maybe you should join us to help change the Republican Party from within. Or our elected official in SD 7 is a libertarian, even though that person supported legislation like the top two primary. There are good people in the Republican party, but just to elect Republicans just because they are not Democrats isn’t the answer to solving America’s crisis of over spending and the assault on our civil liberties and the 4th Amendment.

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