I'm not on of them, but the lack of actual Libertarians is part of the problem. The other is that it relies too much on people caring for themselves and in the modern world that won't work for most people.
Actually I think there are a lot more Libertarians than your think, but the way our two-party political system is setup, anyone other than Republican or Democrat are run to the roadside. So they register as either D or R, but vote who they think will do the best for them!
I hate politics, so I try not to think about it much. On nights like tonight when most people are glued to the TV watching returns, and hoping that their party gets controll, I'm sitting back trying to figure out, how can I make another 25% more income in the next 2 years, till the next big voting night comes
Libertarian = the entitled brat kid of Republican parents, who pretends he bootstrapped himself into Harvard with mommy and daddys money. Yet is embarrassed to vote Republican so makes up some fantasy party that just votes same as Republicans..
In November, you can vote for America's next president or its first dictator.
Actually I think there are a lot more Libertarians than your think
Appears you are right; they have doubled their base since the last election:
There are 511,277 voters (0.46% of total) registered as Libertarian in the 30 states that report Libertarian registration statistics and Washington, D.C.
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