#johnson weld

[of-love]

Dear Hillary supporters,

Was it worth it? Wasting your vote on a losing candidate? If you would’ve just changed your vote to Gary Johnson then maybe a bully would not have been elected president. Instead you chose to vote for a crook/liar/criminal/murderer. Next time don’t be so selfish and vote for a candidate that actually has a chance to win and change the country for the better. Just rememeber it’s your fault that we now have a bully as a president.

That last paragraph pissed you off didn’t it? It sounded extremely ridiculous, right? That’s how it sounds to third party voters when you blame them for Hillary’s loss. I voted for a candidate I believed in. I can still look my self in the mirror. I voted for neither a criminal nor a bully. I voted my concious. STOP SHAMING THIRD PARTY VOTERS FOR TRYING TO DO WHAT THEY BELIEVED WAS RIGHT. Just because we failed does not mean we did wrong. We tried. It was worth it for us to do what we truely believed was the right thing.

Sincerely, Someone who voted Johnson

[theheadlesshearseman]

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[theheadlesshearseman]

[gifedelic]

Gary Johnson - you have another option.

[apoliticallymindedyouth]

If you think Gary Johnson is unqualified to be president, then I must say, you're genuinely wrong. It's not an opinion, it's a fact. If you don't like his platform or whatever and don't want him to be president, that's one thing, but to say he's completely unqualified is entirely another. In fact, he's probably the MOST qualified out of the four main candidates. He's the only one to actually hold an executive office, and he did so successfully. He was a republican governor in the democrat-majority state of New Mexico (so was his running mate Bill Weld, only in Massachusetts). He was well-liked by his constituents, elected twice, and left his state in a surplus. Donald Trump has no political experience, Hillary Clinton was the First Lady and a controversial Secretary of State, and Jill Stein has held just a local office. In terms of executive experience, Gary Johnson is absolutely qualified.

[theheadlesshearseman]