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Former GOP Presidential Candidate Buddy Roemer Calls For Gary Johnson to Be Included in Romney and Obama's Presidential Debates

Former GOP presidential candidate Buddy Roemer, himself no stranger to exclusion, called today for Libertarian Party presidential candidate Gary Johnson to be included in the Mitt Romney and Barack Obama's televised debates.

Alex, Adrian, Loring, and Danielle talk about Marco Rubio’s speech where he recommends increasing the national debt to go for more foreign aid, we discuss the proposed amendment to the U.S. Constitution that would strip all rights from corporations and the effect that will have on individual rights, we discuss CISPA and how it’s may be worse and farther reaching that SOPA and PIPA, Desk of Brian gives our our weekly dose of weird news, and we ask if America has time left before the total collapse to elect another Democrat or establishment Republican.

TAMPA, April 12, 2012 — While the media continue to ignore compelling evidence that the Republican primary race is much closer than they are reporting, some Ron Paul supporters are nevertheless thinking about what they might do if Paul does not get the Republican nomination.

Throughout this election cycle, Gary Johnson’s name has been omnipresent as a libertarian alternative. There’s only one problem. Gary Johnson is not a libertarian.

Gary Johnson continues his long shot against-the-odds campaign for the U.S. presidency, with a new internet ad that hits hard on the issue of war and peace.

The new ad for the Libertarian Party candidate is so simple and direct, that it's almost staggering in today's political climate.

It’s the stuff politicos call "red meat".

The Libertarian Party nominated former New Mexico Governor Gary Johnson for President of the United States.
Johnson briefly ran for the Republican Party nomination late last year, but decided to seek the LP nomination by Dec. The nominee’s biography can be found at garyjohnson2012.com/about

Gary Johnson: I crush Romney when it comes to civil liberties

Libertarian presidential candidate Gary Johnson said Saturday that as president he would be more fiscally responsible and a greater defender of civil liberties than Barack Obama or Mitt Romney.

Gary Johnson says he's been vetted by the Libertarian Party for the Libertarian presidential nomination.

The Libertarian Party has done it again.

In Las Vegas this weekend, Libertarian Party national delegates nominated former New Mexico governor Gary Johnson as their representative to challenge Barack Obama for the Presidency, leaving Ron Paul as the only libertarian left in the race.

To say the least, those that truly believe in the non-aggression principle are disappointed with the third largest political party's choice to challenge the statist status quo.

3rd Party Candidate Debate: Gary Johnson is the Libertarian Party's nominee. Jill Stein is the Green Party's nominee. They joined moderator — and host of weekends on All Things Considered — Guy Raz for a debate focusing on domestic issues: the economy, health care and the role of government.