Libertarian candidate for US Senate in Ohio. Campaigning on smart economics and freedom for all!
Perrysburg, Ohio
Joined June 2010
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Trump is generally ignorant on economics, but at least he is smart enough to try to help Susan Collins win reelection by reducing Canadian tariffs just before the election. I say let's go all the way by ending all tariffs. finance.yahoo.com/news/us-ex…
You should be able to sell your home to whomever you want. Jon Husted doesn't think so. If you truly believe in economic freedom, the wasted vote is casting it for Jon Husted. Anymore, only Libertarians stand for economic freedom for the American people.
Apparently anything goes with JD Vance. What a fine Son of Ohio. abcnews.com/Politics/vance-p…
Hey, Donald Trump! I've lost a few pounds recently. You should check me out! mediaite.com/politics/trump/…
Go to this link, then scroll down to get Reason's Jason Russell's take on The Protect College Sports Act, with which I heartily agree. reason.com/2026/09/29/the-pr…
Looking to the Republican Party anymore for respect for economic freedom is a fool's errand.
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I stand for economic freedom for the sake of prosperity and for the sake of personal freedom, as well.
I don't understand why people are complaining about taxpayers paying for this ad. It's obviously a Public Service Announcement. youtube.com/watch?v=pxZwMG3h…
Just heard Jon Husted on The Brian Kilmeade Show today. It's official. Husted endorses anti-consumer trade restrictions. He thinks Americans are paying too little for the items they buy at the store. Can't make ends meet these days? Call Sen. Husted and "thank" him.
Jon Husted can't resist scratching that populist itch 48 days before Election Day. The US government has absolutely no business trying to regulate sports rosters at colleges and universities. This legislation richly deserves to go nowhere. Let's hope so.
Inflation is running about 3.5%, and Trump wants interest rates at 1%. He also threatens to cut off trade with any country with which the US runs a trade deficit. Sad and unsurprising.
Ladies & Gentlemen, Step right up and take a good look at the Republican hypocrites who tout Trump's tariffs but then ask for exemptions. I say it's time for unilateral free trade, the real "America First" policy. wsj.com/opinion/katie-britt-…
Looks as if the American public isn't "winning" with Trump's Federal government equity investments in businesses. finance.yahoo.com/markets/ar…
While millions of Americans struggle to make ends meet, this is what the Federal Government deems worthy to spend its time and your tax dollars doing.
50% tariffs now on imports from Canada. What a pathetic and self-harming way to treat an allied nation and dream next door neighbor for any country. Time for the US to adopt unilateral free trade. Most Americans would benefit from that policy.
Bill Redpath for US Senate retweeted
Unsurprisingly, @FoxNews failed to include @BillRedpath and myself in their polling.
But, I'm sure there was no bias in that decision...
...no bias whatsoever.
Sherrod Brown is happy he helped pass the "Social Security Fairness Act" two years ago. Except, it wasn't fair because the benefits to the new former govt. employee recipients weren't earned, and it brought Social Security insolvency six months closer.
Thank you, Gov. DeWine, for bringing some sanity to the immigration debate. You are right. Ohio needs people. The Ohio Dept. of Development projects a 5.7% population decline 2020-2050. President Trump, will you please listen to your party's Ohio Governor? reason.com/2026/08/14/ohios-…
Bill Redpath for US Senate retweeted
Bill Redpath supports ranked-choice voting—a system that allows voters to rank candidates in order of preference, making it easier to vote for the candidate you truly support without worrying about “wasting” your vote.
🗳️ In Ohio? VOTE @BillRedpath for U.S. Senate! @LPOhio
Bill Redpath for US Senate retweeted
Bill Redpath believes government should protect individual liberty, respect personal responsibility, and live within its means. These aren’t new ideas—they’re enduring principles that deserve a voice in Washington.
If Trump were actually capable of thinking, he might noodle on this: foreignpolicy.com/2026/07/15…
