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Gary Johnson is running for president.
Whatever his ultimate chances, Johnson will be a very healthy addition to the debate--or, as several candidates will likely come to see him, an unwelcome thorn of logic in the side of their carefully constructed rhetoric.
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USSAlabama| 4.21.11 @ 10:15AM
How so? The only memorable issue he debates is legalizing dope.
Shawn Macomber| 4.21.11 @ 11:03AM
Honestly, that's just silly:
http://www.garyjohnson2012.com/record
Shawn Macomber| 4.21.11 @ 11:06AM
Honestly, that's just silly...
http://www.garyjohnson2012.com/record
Brooke| 4.21.11 @ 4:03PM
LOL! That's exactly what I think when I hear Johnson's name--doper.
Trinacria| 4.21.11 @ 7:03PM
Healthy addition to the debate? Really? With all due respect, if trotting out marginal candidates like Johnson is viewed as providing a healthy addition to the debate, one should be gravely concerned about the health of the debate. Does anyone truly view Johnson as the transformative (read "Reagan-esque") figure that will restore America to it's former greatness? Really?