

Gary Johnson
Libertarian Presidential CandidateGovernor Johnson, who has been referred to as the ‘most fiscally conservative Governor’ in the country, was the Republican Governor of New Mexico from 1994-2003.<br /> <br /> A successful businessman before running for Governor of New Mexico in 1994, Gary Johnson started a door-to-door handyman business to help pay his way through college. Twenty years later, he had grown that business into one of the largest construction companies in New Mexico, with more than 1,000 employees.<br /> <br /> Not surprisingly, Governor Johnson brings a distinctly business-like mentality to governing, believing that public policy decisions should be based on costs and benefits rather than strict ideology. Johnson is best known for his veto record, having vetoed more than 750 bills during his time in office — more than all other governors combined. His use of the veto pen has since earned him the nickname “Governor Veto.” He cut taxes 14 times while never raising them. When he left office, New Mexico was one of only four states in the country with a balanced budget. Term-limited, Johnson retired from public office in 2003.<br /> <br /> An avid skier, adventurer, and bicyclist, he has scaled the highest peak on each of the seven continents, including Mt. Everest.
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In its pursuit of 'safety,' the government is sacrificing freedom
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Romney & Santorum: My fence will be bigger than your fence
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GARY JOHNSON: Ron Paul's NH showing tells us something important
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GARY JOHNSON: If 9-9-9 is just a rest stop on the way to the Fair Tax, why bother?
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GARY JOHNSON: The federal government's misguided war on California
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The debate the Republican Party needs to have
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Time’s up in Libya, Mr. President
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$30 billion or $60 billion: Who cares?
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Here we go again
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A better way to create jobs
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Will the real libertarians please stand up?
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How to create jobs
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$100 billion in spending cuts this year? How about this week!
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Couldn’t have said it better myself
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DADT: Let’s finally end it
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The tax cut bill is just not good enough
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The Deficit Commission’s report: a good start, but only a start
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Why do we have a TSA?
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It is time for ‘Don’t Ask, Don’t Tell’ to end
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You’re going home? Wait! There’s still work to be done.