From Ballot Access News:
On October 11, the Bradenton Times endorsed Bill Wohlsifer, the Libertarian nominee for Florida Attorney General. See the editorial here. The Bradenton Times was founded in 2008 and is an on-line news source.
Wohlsifer is the first candidate on the Florida ballot for Attorney General, who is not the Republican or Democratic nominee, since 1916.
From the Bradenton Times:
We feel that Libertarian candidate Bill Wohlsifer brings credible experience and critical independence to an office that should represent, above all else, the people of this state. Wohlsifer has espoused a common sense platform that seems refreshingly devoid of reflexive ideology – even that of his own party.
Wohlsifer has tempered the Libertarian obsession with small government and privatization with an honest look at implementation. On issues like private-sector prisons, he’s pointed out that even the data commonly used to show privatization as more cost-efficient is inherently skewed.
When examining issues, Wohlsifer seems content to study the data, consider various positions and arrive at the most logical (and legally sound) conclusion – a method that seems almost overly intuitive, yet remains extremely rare in Tallahassee.
You do?! I am completely surprised, nay, shocked even 🙂
Bill Wohlsifer deserves my vote and he will get it. I hope he wins. I also support and will vote for Adrian Wyllie.
I wish all of the FL Libertarians (and those in other states) good luck, this year and in other years.
I wish Bill luck on election day. He truly is the only decent Libertarian on the ballot this year.
Has anyone seen video of the debate?
Congratulations to Bill Wohlsifer for receiving this endorsement, and for being invited to appear in last Monday’s debate.
Bill is a credit to the Libertarian Party of Florida.