Gary Johnson Gary Johnson has a new op-ed in the Huffington Post

[Trassin]

It's time to tell and face the truth: The Bush-Obama-and-now-Romney interventionist approach to foreign policy is getting Americans killed and contributing to the bankruptcy of our nation without clear sight of our national interests. By what measure is that good policy?

http://www.huffingtonpost.com/gary-johnson/libya-afghanistan-and-the_b_1885594.html

 

[tuggy24g]

I am happy that a third party candidate is getting so much publicity. This could be the start of a new era if we can get Gary Johnson anywhere from 3-8 percent.

 

[muzzled dogg]

thank for sharing this

 

[kathy88]

Some of those comments are making my eyes bleed.

 

[libertariantexas]

Some of those comments are making my eyes bleed.

Yup. But I guess that's about what we can expect from Huffington Post.

 

[low preference guy]

did he talk about his plans to intervene in Uganda?

 

[Trassin]

Some of those comments are making my eyes bleed.

Yeah, reading the comments section on just about any major news publication can quickly lead to a case of bleeding eyes.

 

[fisharmor]

If it was 2007 and I had still never heard of Ron Paul and hadn't been reading LRC daily for the last four years and wasn't familiar with Austrian economics and didn't see abortion as a violation of human rights, then GJ would sound pretty good.

 

[Dick Chaney]

As soon as Gary Johnson refutes his comment about him wanting to go after Joseph KONY and his comment regarding not "leaving any options off the table" for keeping soldiers in Afghanistan, I shall vote for him, but not until then.

 

[hrdman2luv]

I'm voting for Gary Johnson.

 

[devil21]

I'll probably vote for him. Been seeing some of his yard signs popping up in my area lately too, which I don't remember seeing with other 3rd party candidates in the past.

 

[hrdman2luv]

I think Ron Paul and the Liberty movement will eventually move over to the Libertarian side after Ron Paul is completely out of the picture. For the life of me, I can't see why some can't support both Ron Paul and Gary Johnson at the same time.

 

[anaconda]

Why don't ANY (including Ron Paul) politicians mention the reason for war as the U.S. forcing the dollar on the world? all they ever say is that "we are less safe" and that "we are going broke."