The Libertarian Party is trying to become a viable third option in the U.S. election, especially in the race for president, with Gary Johnson as the party's nominee.
The former Republican governor of New Mexico secured the Libertarian nomination for president today, along with running-mate Bill Weld, a former governor of Massachusetts.
Former Massachusetts Gov. Bill Weld earned raucous applause when the Libertarian vice presidential hopeful reminded delegates that he appointed the first U.S. judge to rule in favor of marriage equality.
