If you ARE voting for Johnson, what are your reasons?

Link to any interesting resources in SUPPORT of Johnson.

(Please note the actual question; I'm not looking for reasons to be against Johnson, or for anything about Trump or Clinton).

2016-07-22T07:30:58Z

Category it automatically put this question in: boats and boating. :o/

Ape-Brain2016-07-22T23:06:15Z

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I am a Conservative for fiscal responsibility and individual freedom. I still had a real sense of hope for the Republican party(this election), when Rand Paul was running.

-Audit/End The Federal Reserve (Inflation halves the minimum wage and steals the wealth of the middle class, while favoring the government and the rich)
-Fiscal Conservatism (Republicans seem to have all together forsaken this goal)
-A Political Ideology class taught me about Classical Liberalism; most importantly it is the precursor to modern liberalism & modern conservatism, and has nothing to do with political parties.
-Non Interventionist Policies (the bloodlines willing to defend this faltering nation are being exhausted, because their sense of duty is being abused)
-End the Drug War (The purpose of law enforcement has been systemically altered)
-Socially Liberal (may not support all of it, but religious battles against personal choice are costing us a country)
-Taxes (simplify, so that government can be mades small by use of the purse)
-Gary Johnson's business background will help him equalize one of trumps advantageous claims.
-His Governing background will help him equalize hillerys advantages
-With Bernie out I think he holds a serious chance, as long as he can reactivate bernies voters

Ending/Personal notes: After the rejection or disregard for Rand Paul, lack of an equivalent candidate, and watching Trump gain by shamelessly pandering, I decided that I couldn't let the Republican party represent me this election. I voted Libertarian in the Primary, because nominee fates were already sealed as it pertained to me. I would have voted for Jim Webb, but the Democratic Party both revealed that our political course is changing, and thankfully failed to take the advantage where they found it.

smartr-n-u2016-07-22T07:34:08Z

If I vote for Johnson it is because Trump couldn't win me over. The election is his to lose. I don't like Johnson either. I feel the pot smoking faction foisted this mediocre candidate upon us - too bad cuz I really think a good Libertarian Candidate could have trounced both mainstream parties this year.

Viva La Evolucion!2016-07-29T02:42:32Z

I was a Bernie supporter, but I have always been a Libertarian. I believe in the idea that we should be socially liberal, and fiscally conservative, and Johnson get's my vote because of that.

strpenta2016-07-22T09:04:47Z

I was thinking about it b/c Libertarians are at least socially out of your business but can be reasonable about financial issues.
BUT, I saw (admittedly a biased) video of a Libertarian meeting and unfortunately, they are all over the place-very unorganized. I can't remember if he specifically felt this way but many of them were anti-public education.
I am 100% against that stance. I want my kid to be educated, but I am not a teacher-type myself.Besides, no way could I afford to stay home to teach when my kid was younger. Not only that but a well-educated society is safer, in general. Obviously we still have problems but it is much worse in countries where there isn't public education.

Gaia’s Garden2016-07-22T08:34:53Z

He's my default candidate if Bernie isn't on a ticket somewhere. Libertarians believe in smaller government, which is something I can support.

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