Gary Johnson "In 1997 Newt Gingrich Proposed The Death Penalty For Marijuana Possession"

December 10, 2011 MSNBC
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[stropssports]

I bleed Gold! Libertarian for Ron or Gary 2012! Even better Ron/Gary ticket.

[ChemicalMikeUK]

instead of giving the death penalty to cannabis users, they should give the death penalty to corrupt politicians! thumbs up if you agree!!

[scarface8447]

Gary Johnson is a smart and honest man. Ron Paul/Gary Johnson ticket would be do wonders for America. America can actually get back on track with 2 honest people being the leaders of country and the power they will wield can only do good for the country. But that's a big if the elite are not going to let these guys win

[synergysound]

If republicans want to retain any of the young voters, they will respect and take to heart the issues that libertarians represent in these debates. Failure to do so will result in either apathetic voters or votes for Obama.

[Patriol666]

human rights?

[youdevil6]

I love weed and me using it is about of my personal freedom and human right to use it. Fuck off government.

[dkoribag1]

Religion has no part in polotics. If you think it does,your an idiot.

[duerandaggi]

@SonicobbsessedR2 And the rest would be forced to clean bathrooms in their schools LOL

[duerandaggi]

@isteemaen I like both and I also prefer Johnson. He was a governor and governors are ALWAYS more electable than representatives. Plus Johnson does not talk about the gold standard (which might be a good idea but it also might be dangerous) but some really practical and more pressing things. Finally, he is just a cool guy and I like that, I just LOVE the refreshing honesty in talking about the drug problem in this country. GO GARY!!!

[sleedolfine15]

@isteemaen That's not entirely true about Paul. Ron Paul believes that the government has a role in preventing corporate fraud and as an opponent of crony capitalism,RP also is against the sort of cozy arrangements that occurs between some corporations and government that works to the benifit of some,but to the detriment of the many. But,it's true that Paul would not regulate campaign finance since political monetary contribution are a form of free speech.

[isteemaen]

I like Johnson more than Paul, because he acknowledges that the government has a role in regulating corporations and protecting the people from bad actors. He also unlike Paul acknowledges the problem of unlimited corporate campaign finance.

[SonicobbsessedR2]

If Gingrich had his way, at LEAST 1/3 of today's teenagers would be electrocuted or poisoned, just because they wanted to experience something new.