Gary Johnson Says Paul Supporters Will Not Vote for Romney
The presidential nominee for the Libertarian Party, Gary Johnson, the former Governor of New Mexico, said that his key to him winning as a long shot for the presidency is to be a participant in the presidential debates to be held this fall. He also said he must win over the backers of Ron Paul.
The candidate said he wanted to participate in the debates because that is the only effective way for him to get his messages out to the people of the U.S. He said anything and everything could happen in the debates, both good and bad. He thinks his voice and opinion is part of the fastest growing segment in the population of the U.S. in politics today.
Johnson took part in one debate during the primary race for Republicans. He also delivered one of the debate’s best lines when he said that the dogs in his neighbor’s yard have created more shovel ready jobs than our president has.
Johnson expects many of the supporters of Independent Ron Paul to vote libertarian. He said he expects those that support Paul, will not vote for Romney in November. He said he believes a large number of Americans agree with him that the country needs to be socially accepting and fiscally responsible. He also said that many Americans share his controversial stances on drugs, marriage equality and war.
He indicated he does not want to bomb the country of Iran. He wants to leave Afghanistan immediately and believes marriage equality should be constitutionally guaranteed. He wants the Patriot Act repealed and the drug wars ended.

I am a Ron Paul supporter and I 100% will not be voting for Romney or Obama. I still have to research G. Johnson but he was Govenor when I was living in NM and from what I saw he did a good job. Then again I haven’t done much research on him….yet.
Gary Johnson was popular and successful two-term Governor. He’s a really successful and accomplished person – in government, business and in life.
It’s well worth your while to go to his wikipedia page and his campaign website.
As a long time Ron Paul supporter, Gary Johnson will be getting my vote. Not in anticipation of a win, but if a large portion of those who supported Ron get behind Gary, the establishment will get the message.
I’m all in for Gary Johnson. $50 here, $100 there, $25 now and then, I’ve donated close to $1000 so far. I’ll be voting for him in Virginia. Vote for what you want; not who you’re told to vote for!
I supported Ron Paul in 2008 and 2012 and I will be voting for Gary Johnson for President. He is now our clear choice to restore peace, prosperity and liberty to America.
I am voting for Ron Paul!
Unfortunately, Ron Paul won’t be on the ballot in November
Gary Johnson WILL be on the ballot.
He’s right. I’ll be voting for him, Gary J.
Johnson/Paul or Paul/Johnson for the win.
THAT would be a good show.
I would not vote for Romney or Obama. Gary Johnson seems to be the logical choice for me and most.
There is no common ground between Romney and Ron Paul so there is nothing a Ron Paul supporter can use to rationalize a vote for Romney. I’m paying attention to Gov. Johnson because he’s like a breath of fresh air. On so many major issues, Romney and Obama are the same. I may be a one issue voter. The legalization of marijuana. Based on that alone, I will vote for Johnson.
Johnson has a running mate already in Judge Jim Gray, who from what I’ve seen and heard would make a great leader in his own right. Worth looking into.
I won’t vote Romney and I won’t vote for Johnson either. Johnson thinks Gitmo is ok and then claims to be a libertarian. I wish that was a joke. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cRlGXuGHfrc
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Gitmo… Seriously in light of every other perfect stance Gitmo is what decides your vote? Barrack Obama is in Violation of his own Executive order. Upon taking office he Ordered it closed and has allowed it to stay open.
Unless you are voting for Jill Stein I don’t think you will find a candidate with a position for closing Gitmo. It’s a really sticky issue and I don’t know where Ms Stein stands on it. I know where she stands on the free market, property rights and the right to self defense and that is why I have chosen Mr. Johnson and Judge Gray over Ms. Stein and her running mate.
I didn’t say I was voting Obummer either. I’m not anyone that is purist and haven’t met anyone I agree with 100%. However, the issue of Gitmo is a basic – holding without charges, out of public view, potential for torture. If he can’t get that one right then he cannot very well be a Libertarian in truth.
Johnson has the chance of a snowball in hades of even getting close to being elected. He will, however, be the Ross Perot of 2012. I don’t like either of the 2 mainstream candidates, but I know that Obama’s agenda is to destroy America. I hope Romney’s isn’t. And, for that reason only, I will be voting for Romney. If I’ve messed up, at least I wont know it as I would by voting for Obama. God help us all if that buffoon is re-elected.