
Wikinews held an exclusive interview with Bob Jackson, one of the candidates for the Libertarian Party nomination for the 2008 U.S. presidential election.
Jackson, an engineer, believes that he can win the Libertarian nomination and, though it is unlikely, the White House as well.
He believes that the strength of America is based on the maximum freedom of citizens who are responsible for their actions. "This", he says, "is guaranteed by the Constitution and made possible by the rule of law and limited government."
He has plans for Iraq and the economy, as well as "correcting a dysfunctional government, a real energy policy and a better national defense."
((WN)) : Why do you want to run for president?
((WN)) : If elected, how would you handle Iraq?
((WN)) : How would you handle the economy?
((WN)) : Do you think that you have a good shot at getting the Libertarian nomination? If so, do you think it's possible that you could be in the White House this time next year?
((WN)) : There are thousands reading this right now. What could you say to convince them to give you their vote?

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Wikinews interviews U.S. Libertarian presidential candidate Bob Jackson