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Gary Johnson in Georgia
Madison_Ohare See my TER Reviews 378 reads
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Atlanta Journal Constitution polled 1 out of 5 (between ages 19-39) are voting Gary Johnson in Georgia.  That will be a big push towards the Libertarian party in the future that is all inclusive with our changing generations of the future

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JakeFromStateFarm143 reads

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WickedBrut117 reads

...it says something important when the views of third parties gain enough traction to get counted.

It seems many people are rejecting the conservativism of both parties, and rejecting Trump's proposed dystopia as well. Understandably, they want to remain conservative and certainly aren't ready to consider leaning a bit port, so they're looking at Johnson as a preferable alternative.

It'll be interesting to see how all the third parties do across the board. Not that the leaders of either major party will take note of it as anything more than "spoiler" grumbling.

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hwy2heaven163 reads

He said if elected Hillary Clinton will be impeached.    I have read the laws regarding impeachment of a President.   It clearly states for reasons of "criminal activity or misdemeanor" while in office!    President Clinton was impeached for "misdemeanor" for lying under oath while in "office".    As for Hillary, she is not yet elected and not in "office".   You cannot impeach a President for anything they did before they are in "office".

Mr. Aleppo better read and understand our laws before running for office again.   He could not a name a single world leader for 3 days whom he admires!    What a piece of work

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Madison_Ohare136 reads

and not prepared for interviews.  Bill Weld sounds better to me.

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Tgball139 reads

Bill Weld should be the libertarian presidential nominee.  If he was he would get my vote

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GaGambler155 reads

but the ticket would have been MUCH stronger if Weld was on the top of the ticket and Johnson on the bottom.

He might look a bit dorky, but I could actually picture Weld as POTUS, I can't possibly imagine Gary Johnson as the "most powerful person on Earth" We just suffered through almost 8 years of having our CIC getting slapped around by petty despots, we might NEVER recover from having a leader as weak and feckless as Gary Johnson, despite him having "some" good ideas.

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bigguy30133 reads

Well just a reminder of how strong, this President is closing out his second term.
Also President Obama has better approval rating than Ronald Reagan.
GaG can voice his wrong opinion and then their is the real truth.

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but the ticket would have been MUCH stronger if Weld was on the top of the ticket and Johnson on the bottom.  
   
 He might look a bit dorky, but I could actually picture Weld as POTUS, I can't possibly imagine Gary Johnson as the "most powerful person on Earth" We just suffered through almost 8 years of having our CIC getting slapped around by petty despots, we might NEVER recover from having a leader as weak and feckless as Gary Johnson, despite him having "some" good ideas.
Related Link: http://www.politicususa.com/2016/10/22/latest-gallup-tracking-poll-shows-obama-populari...

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macdaddy1944110 reads

Weld is actually a decent and honest politician who just happened to get stuck with a stupid fucking pothead on the same ticket..

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