Rules are made to be broken and exceptions can be made. - Brent Budowsky

Johnson (Gary) offers a principled voice for the libertarian philosophy, which has much to contribute to American political discourse whether we agree with every libertarian proposal or not. While I do not agree with the huge cutbacks in defense proposed by Johnson, I strongly agreed with his opposition to the Iraq War under President George W. Bush. While I would not agree with the full scope of his advocacy for the legalization of drugs, I agree with his support for the legalization of pot, his long-held view that the drug war has always been a fiasco and that drug use should be treated as a medical issue, not a criminal one.

Johnson represents a clear and coherent economic and political philosophy that conservative and libertarian economists can understand and support if they choose.

I support Clinton (Hillary) for president because she is well-qualified for the office and would be a competent, skilled president and commander in chief.