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Libertarian tosses name into the ring for governor of Wisconsin

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MADISON, Wisc. (Heartland Newsfeed) — A former Libertarian candidate for U.S. Senate in 2016 is tossing his name into consideration for governor of Wisconsin.

Phillip Anderson kicked off his campaign for governor this past weekend at the state capitol this past weekend.

Anderson says that as a Libertarian, he’s more interested in empowering people, not power over them.

“We, as libertarians, believe in people’s and communities’ rights to make their own decisions. There’s nothing more far, more humane, more accountable and transparent. I can’t believe that Democrats and Republicans still use the word accountable and transparent in their campaign speeches, and that people still believe them. But this is a way we can be more accountable and transparent than they are,” said Anderson.

Anderson’s pick for lieutenant governor, Patrick Baird, was present at the announcement.

ABC affiliate WKOW reported the following:

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Jake Leonard, a broadcast media and journalism veteran, is the editor-in-chief of Heartland Newsfeed. Leonard is also GM and program director of Heartland Newsfeed Radio Network, wrestling editor and contributing writer for Ambush Sports, a contributing writer for My Sports Vote and Midwest Sports Network, and a former contributor to Bleacher Report and Overtime Heroics. He resides at home in Nokomis, Ill. with his dog Buster.


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