Karen Tumulty asks in the Washington Post, <\/p>\n
what label do you put on the political philosophy of a state that one year would legalize marijuana for recreational use and the next year recall two state senators who voted for stricter gun laws? <\/p>\n
Readers of this blog might have an answer. So, it turns out, does Sen. Mark Udall: <\/p>\n
Were a libertarian state small l when it comes to privacy issues, issues of reproductive freedom, gun ownership, who you worship, who you spend your life with, Udall said. Were a pro-environment state. We self-identify with environmentalists more than any other state in the nation. But were also very pro-business. <\/p>\n
So now those small-l libertarian voters will have to decide whether they prefer a not-so-libertarian Democrat, a not-so-libertarian Republican, or a big-L Libertarian. <\/p>\n
Read more on libertarian voters, especially in the Mountain West. <\/p>\n
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