The libertarian philosophy below is also expressed by the Peace and Freedom Report.

Jo Jorgensen, a Libertarian party member for more than two decades who was the party’s vice-presidential nominee in 1996 and who reportedly said she would vote for Cohen’s rival John Monds for vice-president, ran a more traditional campaign.

“If elected president,” Jorgensen said at the South Carolina Libertarian party convention in November: “I would turn America into one giant Switzerland, armed and neutral, but enough forces to protect and defend American soil.”

The Jorgensen-Cohen ticket comes after the Libertarian party won 3.3% of the vote in 2016, the party’s best ever performance.

Gary Johnson, a former Republican governor of New Mexico, who was also the Libertarian candidate in 2012, was the presidential candidate in 2016. His running mate was William Weld, a former Republican governor of Massachusetts who this year challenged Donald Trump for the Republican nomination.

Despite the promising electoral performance, Weld, in particular, was criticized by some party members as being “Republican lite”, which could have prompted the change of strategy this year.

While Cohen may have distanced himself from his promises of ponies, time travel and kings, however, some of his and Jorgensen’s choices as Libertarian candidates could still serve as a turn-off to voters...

More at https://www.theguardian.com/us-news/2020/aug/23/libertarian-party-2016-2020-what-happened