Off Topic / Re: Gary Johnson for President of the USA
« on: October 26, 2012, 08:46:45 am »"Ultimately We Will Be Going To War With Iran If The Israelis Want Us To" Michael Scheuer
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The problem with Johnson is that he is really a nobody. I'd be very surprised if he gets 2%. Even if he gets 2% he'd still be a nobody because Libertarian party he has no base anywhere. By base I mean other elected officials representing Libertarian party.
For Johnson running for president is like trying to build a roof with no walls and no foundation. Build a solid foundation first by electing Libertarians at the State levels as a start and then moving to Congress and Senate. Otherwise you might as well vote for Luke Skywalker and get the same results.
In any case the future looks very bleak for Libertarian party because majority will stick with Republicans. Just like majority of Greens and far-left progressives will stick with Democrats. And I see of no force or event that may change that.
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