Bill Redpath on Ballot Access, Debt, Immigration, and War || 1769

In this episode of Good Morning Liberty, host Josh Martins interviews Bill Redpath, the Libertarian candidate running for U.S. Senate in Ohio. Redpath shares his lifelong commitment to libertarian principles, rooted in economic and personal freedom, and highlights his extensive work in ballot access reform. He argues that the U.S. election system—particularly its stringent ballot access laws and single-member plurality voting—systematically suppresses third parties and limits democratic choice. Redpath warns of an impending debt crisis, with federal spending on entitlements like Social Security and Medicare threatening to consume all federal revenues by 2036. He advocates for structural reforms, including ending corporate welfare, eliminating federal departments like HUD and Education, and creating a BRAC-style commission to address Social Security. On immigration, he calls for a more open, humane system that allows peaceful individuals to enter legally, arguing it would boost the economy, reduce global poverty, and strengthen national security. He also condemns U.S. foreign policy, especially the war in Iran, which he sees as unconstitutional and unwinable, and criticizes Congress for abdicating its war powers. Redpath urges voters to support candidates who uphold constitutional limits on executive power and stand on principle, not re-election. The episode concludes with a call to action for listeners to support Redpath’s campaign and join the Fed Haters Club.