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Libertarian Presidential Candidate Stops in For a Bite

Dayton City Paper | October 4, 2004

If there is any political party that shows how inadequate political labels are, it is probably the Libertarian Party. Michael Badnarik, its dark-horse presidential candidate, sounded to the right and to the left of the political spectrum when he visited a Spaghetti Warehouse in Dayton, Ohio, on Sept. 22.

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Libertarian Presidential Candidate Stops in For a Bite

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