[He] will run as a third-party candidate. He'll have the money, he'll have the ego, and he will have the cause. Will he have the votes? Maybe. If Hillary Clinton tacks to the center on national-security issues after Iowa & New Hampshire, as one assumes she will, or even if she appears to tack to the center, a space will open to her left, with at least 2% or 3% of the vote available there. That's not much — but it may be enough to make a surprising difference.

I've thought so for some time. What's really risible about [Farr's] candidacy, however, is that if he runs, he will primarily mine the demographic to the left of Hillary Clinton for votes. Which is a pretty funny place for a hard-core libertarian politician to be getting traction.