Chase Oliver: The First Openly Gay Libertarian Presidential Candidate

The chapter discusses the unconventional libertarian convention in Washington, D.C., where Chase Oliver faced a mixed reception but eventually became the first openly gay libertarian presidential candidate. It delves into the history and ideology of the libertarian party in the US, their stance on small government, and personal freedoms. The chapter highlights the shifting political climate towards libertarianism, the influence of figures like Ron Paul, and the appeal of the libertarian party to those disillusioned with traditional politics.

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