Guys, I have some shocking news for you: Justin Amash will win the Libertarian Nomination. I know, it
sounds crazy but hear me out. In all seriousness though, PI really messed up with this market. I would
have really loved to see this market a year ago, when things were still up in the air. Unfortunately, PI
only added a LPNom this past week, so there should be no actual profit here, right? WRONG! This is
how the market looks right now:
sounds crazy but hear me out. In all seriousness though, PI really messed up with this market. I would
have really loved to see this market a year ago, when things were still up in the air. Unfortunately, PI
only added a LPNom this past week, so there should be no actual profit here, right? WRONG! This is
how the market looks right now:
So there are some humans that actually think that Amash won’t be the Nominee? Wow. I, in my normal
TuckLeg fashion, will give a list of reasons why Justin Amash will be on the ballot with an (L) next to
his name in November.
TuckLeg fashion, will give a list of reasons why Justin Amash will be on the ballot with an (L) next to
his name in November.
1: Most Powerful
Justin Amash is currently the highest ranking Libertarian in the United States of America. Even before
he left the GOP, he was the most Libertarian congressman in D.C. He has the biggest name
recognition of anyone running for the nomination.
he left the GOP, he was the most Libertarian congressman in D.C. He has the biggest name
recognition of anyone running for the nomination.
#2: Misconceptions about Primaries
The reason people are buying Hornberger in this market is most likely due to his 7 out of 11 total
primary wins. What most people don’t know about the LP is that all of their primaries are non-binding.
So even though Hornberger has a whopping 20% of the popular vote, he is not a huge factor at the
convention.
primary wins. What most people don’t know about the LP is that all of their primaries are non-binding.
So even though Hornberger has a whopping 20% of the popular vote, he is not a huge factor at the
convention.
#3: The other options suck
Not only is McAfee in international waters because he was being indicted for tax fraud (and supposedly
was fleeing to South America), he also HAS DROPPED OUT and endorsed Vermin Supreme, a man
who wears a boot on his head and promises everyone free ponies and zombie preparedness.
Jorgensen did terribly in the primaries, and has not been an active member of the party since she was
the VP nominee in 1996.
was fleeing to South America), he also HAS DROPPED OUT and endorsed Vermin Supreme, a man
who wears a boot on his head and promises everyone free ponies and zombie preparedness.
Jorgensen did terribly in the primaries, and has not been an active member of the party since she was
the VP nominee in 1996.
#4: Time is running out
According to the convention website, the voting will be online on Friday, May 22. That is not enough
time for a challenger to get enough momentum to actually make Amash work hard for the nomination.
It also gives this a relatively quick expiration date so you don’t have to have empty shares for months
In conclusion, I would buy Amash to win at any price less than 90, and maybe sell in the high 90s. His
opponents within the party have no real way of taking him down. And that is where our story ends. But
before I go, I’ll leave you with these gems from the comments section:
time for a challenger to get enough momentum to actually make Amash work hard for the nomination.
It also gives this a relatively quick expiration date so you don’t have to have empty shares for months
In conclusion, I would buy Amash to win at any price less than 90, and maybe sell in the high 90s. His
opponents within the party have no real way of taking him down. And that is where our story ends. But
before I go, I’ll leave you with these gems from the comments section:
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