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Libertarian Party Chair Angela McArdle returns to the show to talk about the upcoming antiwar rally and the broader antiwar strategy of the Party. She shares the plans in the works for a second Rage Against the War Machine rally in Washington DC early next year. They then talk about the importance of having the country’s biggest third party stay committed to a doctrine of strict noninterventionism and a willingness to work with any political faction to push back against the war party. 

Discussed on the show:

• Rage Against the War Machine 2: Defeat the Deep State

Angela McArdle is the Chair of the Libertarian Party. Follow her on Twitter @angela4LNCChair

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