Libertarian Party nominee Gary Johnson

Libertarian Party presidential nominee Gary Johnson responds to five key debate questions.

[DavidDavidsonRhettEColumnSWN]

Thank you WP for this interview very, very fair and equal time. Excellent questions and Gary Johnson answered them all accordingly. Thank you again for this interview!

[plangetee]

@WashingtonPost THANKS for doing this interview. Please keep interviews coming that other media tends to ignore. We need more of this. Thanks

[StaffordChristensen]

It's a pleasant surprise to see people also surprised at how much they agree with Gov. Gary Johnson - if more people took the iSideWith quiz, they would be shocked at how much they agree with Johnson.

[lorenzmuller]

He is so freaking cool! Gary Johnson 2016!!

[valypaly]

Agreed, I am so happy I discovered Gary Johnson, and that's due to me discovering Ron Paul. I finally am able to say: I know who I'm voting for.

[interludeza]

What a cool guy. He definitely deserves the presidency.

[justin]

Lol. I have met him on multiple occasions. He is a quirky guy, but that is his genuine self.

[LaserLarryLiberty]

Wow, he is really an impressive candidate. I was leaning toward Romney, but this changed my mind. If Johnson was in the debates he would win this a landslide.

[PimpCoop]

If your deciding not to vote please vote Libertarian. If the Libertarian party (Gary Johnson) get at least 5% in the election they get 30-60 million that can be huge to boost 3rd party.

[metorphoric]

Audit the Commission on Presidential Debates.

[Puriethedoggie]

Perhaps you are right because Mitt probably has more votes than Gary Johnson, but I think GJ will have a higher chance of getting more votes if he was to be included in all the debates, polls, interview, what have you. If Mitt or Obama supporters learned more about GJ, I'm sure some of them will choose GJ instead in my opinion.

[nav]

doubt it. i think hes considering more of what we currently do which is govt subsidies for medical education. The physician shortage is mostly in primary care because govt subsidies for medical education has mostly been put towards specialists in various fields rather than primary care. Making education cheaper through subsidy isnt really force, its creating an economic incentive which gives medical students the option to pursue a particular field as it is less of a financial burden.

[canadiayahoo]

Why did they not even adress the fucking war were in?!?!

[almetcalf]

That's why they keep the 3rd parties out of the debates. The idiots out there would maybe wake up and see how hollow the two major parties really are.

[truthsurfer]

Someone from Goldman Sachs watched this video and voted it down...

[Donbd]

Desperate times call for drastic measures this spending needs to be nipped in the butt now i'd rather fall 10 feet now than fall 100 4 years down the road.

[CazyDayz]

i like Johnson but the country cant take a 43% cut to entitlements during a depression its unrealistic. maybe cut defense by 43% but not food stamps...

[ColleenMcCool]

What a sad state of affairs, when the Founders' philosophy is left out of our debates and polls. A declaration is an affirmation. Independence means self-government. They could have called The Declaration of Independence, The Affirmation of Self-Government! Aha! The Founders were libertarian.

[plangetee]

He wants to double the number of doctors, forcibly?? Through gov't mandate?

[NathanDawson]

Nope. I'd rather vote for Gary Johnson.