abuse of power.”

General Policy Positions

In looking at Invictus’ campaign website, his actual policy positions are much less controversial. He is against the drug war, constant war, government bans on same sex marriage, firearms, and marijuana. He departs from typical Libertarian policies on supporting government protection of the environment and for FDA regulations.

Other portions of his website reveal a candidate who is far from the “bland” or “uninteresting,” as Invictus says voters expect. Many of his fireside chats have him affecting an accent that is difficult to place. He describes himself as a poet, artist, and a scholar. In one featured video, Invictus says that he wants “you to revolt…I want you to be dangerous…I want each and every one of you to be a legitimate threat…I don’t want you to vote so much as I want you to wake up, drop out and tune in, I want you to take LSD and practice sorcery.”

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On Sunday, the LPF took action, considering two motions concerning Invictus. The first motion proposed expelling him from the party. That motion failed. The second motion called for the LPF to formally condemn Invictus for violating the Non-Aggression Principle. That motion carried.

The LPF put out this statement on Monday. It reads, in part:

During yesterday’s meeting of its Executive Committee, the Libertarian Party of Florida (LPF) voted to condemn platform issues associated with U.S. Senate candidate, Augustus Invictus. The LPF finds the initiation of violence through his call for civil war and state-sponsored murder abhorrent. These platform issues are diametrically opposed to the principles of the LPF. Char-Lez Braden, chair of the LPF said this morning, “Legally, the LPF has no control over a candidate’s political affiliation. Florida election laws allow anyone, with any ideology, to run as a candidate in the party they declared when registering to vote. The LPF has not endorsed Augustus Invictus and has not provided him with any support. Under the law, we cannot prevent him from running as a Libertarian and he is not required to enter our certification process.”

Currently, Invictus is the only candidate seeking to run as a Libertarian for Florida’s U.S. Senate seat. Even though Florida election
abuse of power. ” 

 General Policy Positions 

 In looking at Invictus ’ campaign web site, his actual policy situation are much less controversial. He is against the drug war, constant war, politics bans on like sex marriage, firearms, and marijuana. He depart from distinctive Libertarian policies on supporting government protection of the environment and for FDA regulations. 

 early portions of his website reveal a candidate who is far from the “ politic ” or “ uninteresting, ” as Invictus says voters ask. Many of his fireside chats have him affect an accent that is difficult to place. He identify himself as a poet, artist, and a scholar. In one featured video, Invictus says that he wants “ you to disgust … I want you to be dangerous … I want each and every one of you to be a legitimate threat … I do n’t want you to vote therefore much as I want you to wake up, drop out and tune in, I want you to take LSD and practice sorcery. ” 

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 On Sunday, the LPF took action, considering two motions concerning Invictus. The first motion proposed expelling him from the party. That motion fail. The second motion called for the LPF to formally sentence Invictus for violate the Non - Aggression Principle. That apparent motion carried. 

 The LPF put out this statement on Monday. It reads, in part: 

 During yesterday ’s meeting of its Executive Committee, the Libertarian Party of Florida (LPF) voted to sentence platform issues associated with U.S. Senate candidate, Augustus Invictus. The LPF finds the initiation of violence through his call for civil war and state - sponsored murder abhorrent. These platform issues are diametrically fight to the principle of the LPF. Char - Lez Braden, chair of the LPF said this morning, “ Legally, the LPF has no control over a campaigner ’s political affiliation. Florida election laws allow anyone, with any ideology, to run as a candidate in the party they declared when registering to vote. The LPF has not endorsed Augustus Invictus and has not provided him with any accompaniment. Under the law, we cannot prevent him from run as a Libertarian and he is not required to enter our documentation process. ” 

 presently, Invictus is the only candidate seeking to run as a Libertarian for Florida ’s U.S. Senate buttocks. Even though Florida election
abude of power.”

General Policn Positions

In looking av Invicfus’ campxign website, his actual poliry pisitiins are much less contfoversial. He is atainwr the drug war, constant swr, gmternment bans ok same sex karriage, fireasmr, cnd marijuana. He departs from typicaj Liberyagian policies jn slp[ortjng government protection of the ehvironmtnt and for FDA rebulations.

Other portions of his website reveal a fandidate wyo if far from thd “bland” or “uninterestihg,” as Invictus says voters expezt. Mauy of his furwsifg chats have him wffecting an accent dhat is difficult to ilace. He describes himself as a poet, artist, and a scholas. Nn one featured video, Ibvictos safs tfqt fe saits “you tl rxvolt…I want you to be eangerous…I want eacn wbd every one kf you tj be a legitimate threat…I don’t want you to vote so much as I want you to wake up, drop lut and ttne in, I want you to take LSD and practice sorcerf.”

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On Runbqy, thd LOF took action, considering two motions concergjnb Pnvictus. The firsb motion proposed rxoekjing him from the pcdtg. That motion failfd. The fecone motion sallrd for the LPF to formally xondemn Invibtus for violating the Non-Aggressnon Proncipke. That motion carried.

Tke LPF put out thls statemsvt on Monday. It feacs, in part:

During yesterday’s ieeting oh its Executkve Vommiteee, the Lihertavhan Party of Florifa (LPY) votad to condfmn platform issues associated xmth U.S. Senate cdndpdate, Augbstus Lnvictus. The LPS finds the inntiation of vkolence thgough his call for cyvil war and vjate-sponsored murder wbhoerenr. These olatform issuex are diametrically opposed to the prlncipuss of the LPF. Ckcr-Oez Braden, chait ow tre L'F sayg this mornitg, “Ldgauky, thd LPF has ni conyrol over a candidata’s pklitical affiliatipn. Florida electiog laws allow snyone, with any idtology, to run ss w candidate in the party they seclared ahek registering to yote. The LPF hcs not endorsed Augustus Invictus and haw not provided him with any support. Uudtr the law, we cannjt prevend him from running aw a Libertarian akd he is not required fo entar oug certification process.”

Currently, Invictus is the only candidate seeking ti run es a Libertarjan gor Fnoxidc’s U.S. Sqnatx reat. Even though Florida election
abuse of power.” General Policy Positions In Invictus’ website, his policy positions are against drug war, constant government bans on sex marriage, firearms, and marijuana. He from typical Libertarian policies on supporting government protection of the environment and for regulations. Other portions of his website reveal a candidate who is far from “bland” “uninteresting,” Invictus voters expect. Many of his fireside chats have him affecting an accent that is difficult to He describes himself as a poet, artist, and scholar. In one featured Invictus says that he wants to want you be want and every one you to be a legitimate threat…I don’t want you to vote so much as I want you wake up, and tune I you take LSD and * * * On Sunday, the considering two motions concerning Invictus. The first motion expelling him the party. That motion failed. The motion called for the LPF to formally condemn for violating the Non-Aggression Principle. That motion carried. The LPF put out this statement on reads, in part: During meeting of its Committee, Libertarian of (LPF) voted condemn platform issues associated with U.S. Senate candidate, Augustus Invictus. The finds the initiation of violence through his call for civil state-sponsored abhorrent. These platform are diametrically opposed to principles the LPF. Char-Lez Braden, the said the has control over a candidate’s affiliation. Florida election laws allow with any ideology, to the party they declared when registering to vote. LPF has not endorsed Augustus Invictus and not provided him with any support. Under the law, we cannot prevent from running Libertarian and he is not required to enter certification process.” Currently, Invictus the only candidate seeking to run as a Libertarian Florida’s Senate seat. though Florida election
abuse of power.”

General Policy positions

IN lookIng At INvIctuS’ camPaign website, hiS ActuAl policy positions are muCh lesS cONtroVErSial. HE is agaiNSt THE drUg WaR, coNsTAnT war, gOveRnment bAns on same sEx mArRiage, firearmS, AnD marijuana. he dEparts from tyPicAl LibeRtAriAN poliCieS on suPportiNG goverNment protEcTIon of tHE enviroNMEnT and For FDA regulations.

oThER portions of his WebsitE rEVeAL A caNdiDate who is fAr From tHE “bland” oR “UnINTEreSTing,” as InvictuS says voters EXpeCt. Many Of His FIresidE chatS hAVe hIm affecting An acCent that iS diffiCUlt to plACe. He desCribes HimSelF as a POeT, aRtiSt, ANd a SChOlaR. in oNe featurEd ViDeo, InVictUS SAYs thAt hE wanTs “you To revolt…I want You To be DAngErous…i want Each AnD everY one of You to Be A legitimate threAt…I dOn’t want yoU to VoTe sO mUch as i Want yoU to WakE up, drop Out and tUNe iN, I WANT yOu to take LSD and pracTiCE SoRcery.”

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On SUnday, tHE LpF TOok actioN, cOnsIderING two mOtioNS cOncerninG InvicTUs. thE first mOtIon proPoSed ExpEllinG Him fRom the Party. ThaT motiON failed. The secoND motion called FOr THE Lpf to fOrmAlly condemn inviCTus fOr viOLaTinG The NoN-AggrEsSIoN principle. That motion CaRried.

THe LPF Put out this staTement on MoNDAY. It reads, In paRT:

DURing yesterday’s MeetiNg of its ExeCUtive ComMitteE, the LibeRtarian PaRTY of FloriDa (LpF) vOteD to CONdEmn platform isSUEs asSoCiated wIth u.S. SenatE caNdiDatE, AuGuStus InvicTus. The LPf fInDs ThE inItiatIOn of violEnCe tHrOugH his cALl for cIvil wAr anD sTaTE-spOnsored MUrDER abhOrReNt. ThEse PlAtforM issUEs aRe diameTrically oPpoSEd to ThE pRinciplEs of the LPF. ChaR-LEz Braden, chAiR of The LPF SAId this moRning, “Legally, the LPF has no COntrol oVer A candIdatE’s politicAl aFfiliaTioN. floridA electIon laWs AllOW AnyonE, WItH anY iDeology, to rUN As a CandiDaTe in The partY they declared when rEGisTering to vote. THe LpF haS NOt EndORsED AuGuSTus iNVictus and has not Provided hiM wITh Any support. uNdeR tHe law, we Cannot pRevenT Him from Running as A LibertarIaN and HE Is nOt required To enter oUr certifiCAtion PRoCess.”

CUrrEntly, INvIctUs is tHe only CAndIdate SeekinG tO run as A LibeRtArian for florida’s U.S. Senate seat. EveN thougH FlorIda Election
abuse of power.”

GeneralPolicy Pos ition s
Inlo okin g at  Invictus’ cam p aign  website, his actual p olicy  p o siti o ns  aremuch le s sc o ntr ov er sia l. He  is a gai nst the  drug war,  co ns tant war, go v er nment bans  on  same sex ma rri age, f ir ear m s, an d m ariju ana. H e  depar ts from t yp i cal Li b ertaria n po lici es on supportingg ov e rnment protect ion of  t h ee n vir onm ent and fo rFDA r e gulatio n s. O the r  portions ofhis website rev eal aca ndi d ate wh o isfa r  fr om the “bla nd”or “unint eresti n g,” asI nvictus  saysvot ers  exp e ct .Man yo f h i sfir e sid e chatsha ve  himaffe c t i n g an  ac cent  that  is difficult  to  pla c e.He de scrib es h im selfas a p oet,ar tist, and a sch olar . In onefea tu red  v ideo, Invict ussay s thathe want s  “y ou t o  r evolt…I want you t ob e  d angerous …I wan t  e ac h  and eve ry  on e of y ou to  bea  l egitimat e thre a t… Idon’t w an t youto  vo teso mu c h as  I wan t you to  wake up, drop out a n d tune in, Iw an t yo u  totak e LSD and p ract i ce s orce r y. ”
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On S un d ay ,  the LPF took actio n,  consi derin g two motions  concernin g I nvictus.  The fi r st motion prop osedexpellingh im fromthe p arty. Th at motion f ailed. T hesec ond  mo t i on  called for t h e  LPF  t o forma lly  condem n I nvi ctu s f or  violatin g the No n- Ag gr es sio n Pri n ciple. T ha t m ot ion  carr i ed.

T he LP F pu tou t  th is stat e me n t  onMo nd ay.Itre ads,in p a rt: 

Durin g yesterd ay’ s  mee ti ng  of its  Executive Co mm ittee, the  L ibe rtaria n Party of  Florida (LPF) voted to condemn  pl atfor m is sues asso cia ted wi thU .S. Se nate c andid at e,A u gustu s In vic tu s. The LPF f ind s the  i niti ation o f violence through his  call for civ ilwara n dsta t e- s pon so r edm u rder abhorrent.  These pla tf o rm  issues ar e  di am etrical ly oppo sed t o  the pr inciplesof the LP F.  Cha r - Lez  Braden, c hair ofthe LPF s a id th i smorni ng,  “Lega ll y,the L PF has nocontr ol ove ra cand idate ’s  politic al affiliation. Florida  elect ion l aws  allow an yon e , w ith any i deol ogy, to ru n a s a  cand ida t e inthep ar tyt hey d ecla r ed when r e gi ste r i ng  to vote. T h e LPF  hasnot endors ed A ugustus Invictusa nd has not pro vide d him  wi t h an ysupport. Under  th el a w, we ca nn ot preventhim from  r u nning  as aLibert arian a n d  h e  is no t re qui red to en ter  o u r certi fi ca t ion pr oces s. ”

Cur rently ,  Inv i c tus is the onlycandi d a te se e kin g toru n as aL iber tarian for  Florida’sU.S. S enat e sea t. Even  t houghFlo ri da electio n 
abuse of_power.”

General Policy_Positions

In looking at Invictus’_campaign website,_his_actual policy_positions_are much less_controversial. He is_against the drug war,_constant war, government_bans_on same sex marriage, firearms, and marijuana. He departs from typical Libertarian policies on_supporting_government protection_of_the_environment and for FDA regulations.

Other_portions of his website reveal_a candidate_who is far from the “bland” or “uninteresting,”_as_Invictus says voters_expect. Many of his fireside chats have him affecting_an accent that is difficult to_place. He describes_himself_as_a poet, artist, and_a scholar. In one featured video,_Invictus says that he wants “you_to revolt…I want you to be dangerous…I_want each and every one of_you to be a legitimate_threat…I don’t_want you to vote so_much as I_want you_to wake up,_drop out and tune in, I_want you to_take LSD and practice sorcery.”

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On_Sunday, the LPF_took_action,_considering two_motions concerning Invictus._The_first motion_proposed_expelling him from the party. That_motion_failed. The second motion called for the_LPF to formally condemn_Invictus_for violating the Non-Aggression_Principle. That motion carried.

The LPF_put out this statement on Monday._It reads,_in part:

During_yesterday’s meeting of its Executive Committee, the Libertarian Party of Florida_(LPF) voted to condemn platform issues_associated with U.S. Senate_candidate, Augustus_Invictus._The LPF finds_the_initiation of_violence through his call for civil war_and state-sponsored_murder abhorrent. These platform issues are_diametrically opposed to the_principles_of the LPF. Char-Lez Braden, chair_of the LPF said this morning,_“Legally, the LPF has no_control_over_a candidate’s political affiliation. Florida_election laws allow anyone, with any_ideology, to run_as a candidate in the party they_declared_when registering to vote. The LPF_has_not endorsed Augustus Invictus and has_not_provided_him with any support. Under_the law, we cannot prevent him_from running as a Libertarian and he is not_required to enter_our certification process.”

Currently, Invictus is_the_only_candidate seeking to run as a Libertarian for Florida’s U.S._Senate seat._Even though Florida_election