The republican republican does not exclude a libertarian headed in 2020

GOP representative Justin Amash on Sunday did not rule out a 2020 White House race as a libertarian, but said it was "not on his radar" yet.

"I will never dismiss anything," said Amash (R-Mich.) In CNN's "The State of the Union."

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"It does not concern me at the moment, but I think it's important that we have someone who presents a vision of America different from those of these two parts," he said. -he declares. Amash is the president of the House Liberty Caucus, which represents libertarian lawmakers.

Amash, elected as part of the tea party wave in 2010, has not supported Donald Trump's candidacy for president in 2016. He was recently one of 13 Republicans in the House of Commons. are opposed to the president 's national emergency declaration.

"At the moment, we have a lot of partisan rhetoric on both sides and the Congress is totally broken," Amash said Sunday. "We can not debate things in a clear way, everything has become:" Do you like President Trump or do you not like his president? "

"I think we need to go back to basic American principles, talk about what we have in common as a people because I believe we have a lot in common as Americans," he added. "And try to move together, rather than beat you all the time."

The former governor of New Mexico, Gary Johnson, was a candidate for the Libertarian Party in 2016, with 4,489 million votes.