Should Gary Johnson Be Included in Future GOP Debates?

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No doubt about it, Johnson needs to be included in the debates to show people that there is more than the lesser of two evils. The two-party system has controlled this country for long enough, it is time we have an independent in office, someone who can act without special interests, someone who doesn't have to fall into their party lines, only to snub a vote, some who actually cares about the general public, rather than the corporations! VOTE GJ, Just give him a chance PLEASE!

Nick C. of IL 12:49PM October 01, 2012

Well for Gods sake the guy is running for president ,yes get him in there

Al of MN 12:11PM August 19, 2012

Absolutely. Governor Johnson should be included in the debates. Gary Johnson has the credibility and platform which makes him a contender. Get Gary involved in the debate and let the people decide. America deserves a strong third party candidate.

Zenas Zelotes of PA 11:26AM July 27, 2012

Absolutely! Johnson should not only be included in future GOP debates (not that there will be any); he should be included in all future Presidential debates. It's about time that we had some real choice!

Todd of CA 5:10PM July 24, 2012

Most Certainly Gary Johnson should be included in Presidential debates. Should not even be a question!!

g webb of NM 1:09PM July 24, 2012

Gary Johnson & Jim Gray. The only candidates that make SENSE. His voice MUST be heard in the debates.

Rory Murray of CA 10:53AM July 24, 2012

do we even have to ask the question whether a candidate who has received taxpayer funding for his campaign and who will be on the ballot in all 50 states should be allowed to be heard in the Presidential debates? An reasonable man would say "of course"

Don Berryann of NC 10:54PM July 23, 2012

Of course he should - it will force a little more content into the debates. Romney and Obama debate each other like schoolchildren - more bickering than actually debating. Besides, the two agree on a majority of the major issues, so they just talk about minor differences and make them seem like they are major. Including Gary Johnson should be a no-brainer. I think having Ron Paul in there would be good as well, because his ideas/policies are more in line with the majority of the US Population than the others, he is just less known/understood.

Eric N. of HI 5:15PM July 23, 2012

Go Gary! I enjoy reading his interviews, and he is the ONLY candidate that I search for in the news. He is someone those of us who are against social conservatives can get behind. There are people in this country who are fiscally conservative who hate social conservatism, believe it or not, GOP. :)

dreamymiss of NJ 9:49PM October 05, 2011

I will be voting for Governor Gary Johnson! End the wars, Balance the budget, equal rights for everyone, legalize marijuana! This guy is exactly what America needs. Gary Johnson The People's President!

Jonathan of CA 5:15PM September 26, 2011

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