Alexander Snitker for U.S. Senate 2010

Senate hopeful Charlie Crist says his Libertarian rival should be included in future televised debates.

After being excluded from another televised debate, Libertarian U.S. Senate candidate Alexander Snitker calls his rivals "cowards" and plans a protest of Wednesday's debate in Orlando.

The Libertarian U.S. Senate candidate from Florida seems to be pushing the right buttons on the campaign trail lately, and now he will show us whether he can push the right buttons on the AM dial as well.

The grassroots candidate will run ads during NBC's Meet The Press debate for the Florida U.S. Senate seat from which he is excluded, and is seeking an injunction against the show, while his supporters plan statewide protests.

After Libertarian U.S. Senate candidate passed Democrat Kendrick Meek in an online poll by Bay News 9, the news station inexplicably altered the poll, changing Snitker's name to "Other" in what many are calling a blatant example of media bias.

After offering congratulations to his Senatorial rivals Marco Rubio and Kendrick Meek, the common man candidate lays down the gauntlet and calls for debates.

The underdog Libertarian is putting everything on the line in his bid to win Florida's U.S. Senate seat.

Underdog U.S. Senate candidate Alex Snitker (L) wins a landslide victory at the 2010 Liberty Summit straw poll.

One Florida 912 group is going out of their way to ensure that non-GOP candidates' voices are not heard.

Libertarian U.S. Senate candidate Alex Snitker adds to a cast including Coulter, Keyes, Bachmann and other renowned conservatives at the Taking Back America National Conference in Miami.