When we're talking about the potential of Libertarians to affect the balance of power in key states--perhaps even to win an election--then we have to talk about Stan Jones in Montana. Before we actually talk about Stan, let's have Nolan Chart explain the political situation in Montana: He [Stan Jones] has previously been nominated by the Libertarian Party for Governor and for Senator. In 2006, he received over ten thouusand votes in a race where the Democratic candidate, John Tester, defeated two term Republican Senator Conrad Burns by less than three thousand votes. This year he has been nominated again for Senator by the party. This year he might well lead the Libertarians to an impressive showing and could bring other Libertarian candidates with him. Mr Jones will be opposing Democratic Senator Max Baucus, who is seeking his eighth term in the Senate. The Republican Party, in a crowded primary, nominated Bob Kelleher, an octogenarian who has been running for office i...