Wish I could go. Please keep us posted.

Its really too early for a libertarian political party yet. The culture is still way too bankrupt for that. Philosophical change has to come first in the country. People have also to realize that socialism just doesnt work anywhere, and its not just because it runs out of money.

I'll be there too and are very interested in what the candidates have to say and how effectively they say it. The Libertarian nominee will get a larger than normal publicity pop the day after the nomination. Let's see what he/she says on that day to advance individual freedom and garner some votes.

My motto:
Don't waste your vote--vote LIBERTARIAN!

Johnson is too smart and principled to fall for schemers.

Isnt she the wife of that carpetbagger (James Carville) who ran Clinton's campaign? Cant be a good thing. He was a real piece of work. Mindless idiot.

Your implication seems to be that as a libertarian he can also be an admirer of Marx, Lenin, Stalin, and Mao completely contradicting the liberty base of libertarian belief. Sanders is just a confused man trying to relive the 1960s. Over the last 50 years I have met a number of such men (seems like men all the time) who are confused about socialism as being good in some way. When in grad school grading papers for the US Armed Forces Institute in the mid 1960s, there was a guy on me all the time because he could not see how a poor person like me could be pro capitalism but not be able to afford to eat steak and other more expensive food. He kept pushing the superior societies with socialist leanings. Another guy kept complaining about capitalism being wasteful because, like radios which he considered perfected, things should all be standardized once they work right, no need for improvements.
I realize that libertarians through history have come from both the left and the right, the US libertarian has a good chance as having been influenced by Ayn Rand. They should start advocating individualism and more liberty toward actual freedom in rights and get off the freedoms that individuals seem to get through changing laws but continue to retain somewhat different laws that just look like they got out of the way of ones liberty.
It will be a hard climb to a government with at least a complete ban on religion being part of the government and a complete separation of government and economy and of science. That does not mean that the government workers should all be atheists but that law should not regulate individual lives by supernatural claptrap. Let religion, economics, and science be private matters.

Sanders does get some things right. The Democrats are having an open primary in California, and I'm going to vote for Sanders in it.