October 17, 2011Posted in Blog, Facebook, Gov. Gary Johnson, Nevada, Small Government6 Comments
October 17, 2011, Santa Fe, NM – In response to being excluded from the October 18th CNN debate Presidential candidate Gary Johnson sent CNN Senior Vice President and Washington Bureau Chief Mr. Sam Fiest the following letter: “Much has been… Continue reading »
October 10, 2011Posted in Blog, Event, Facebook, Gov. Gary Johnson, Issue, Job Creation, Liberty, New Hampshire, News, Small Government, Spending, Twitter0 Comments
Gov. Gary Johnson’s momentum builds in the Live Free or Die State as he and supporters roll into Manchester for a national GooglePlus Hangout Townhall at 7 PM (http://www.garyjohnson2012.com/connect/hangouts).
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From Dave Weigel, at Slate: Let’s hand it to the Washington Post, Bloomberg, and Dartmouth University: They have figured out a debate invite schematic that goes beyond polls to squeeze Gary Johnson and Buddy Roemer out of tomorrow’s debate. The… Continue reading »
October 6, 2011Posted in Blog, Facebook, Gov. Gary Johnson, Interview, New Hampshire0 Comments
From Boston Globe By Shira Schoenberg MILFORD, N.H. – Wearing a lightning-patterned cycling jersey and black bike shorts, Republican presidential candidate Gary Johnson donned his helmet this afternoon and set off on his bike across New Hampshire. “I’ll ride every… Continue reading »
September 24, 2011Posted in Blog, Facebook, Gov. Gary Johnson, Issue, Job Creation, Liberty, News, Small Government, Spending, Twitter0 Comments
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September 23, 2011Posted in Blog, Facebook, Gov. Gary Johnson, Interview, Issue, Liberty, New Hampshire, Small Government, Spending0 Comments
From GQ by Lisa DePaulo Photographs by Peter Yang, November 2011 With Gary, and it’s okay to call him Gary, it’s not so much the things he says and does that are spectacularly unusual (or spectacularly misguided, depending on your… Continue reading »
September 15, 2011Posted in Blog, Facebook, Gov. Gary Johnson, New Hampshire, Twitter0 Comments
Manchester, NH, September 15, 2011 — Presidential Candidate Gary Johnson will host two ‘hangouts’ during his upcoming trip to New Hampshire. Channeling house parties as a traditional way for voters to meet and learn about candidate, Governor Johnson is using… Continue reading »
September 14, 2011Posted in Blog, Facebook, Gov. Gary Johnson, New Hampshire, Small Government, Twitter0 Comments
Sept. 14, 2011, Santa Fe, NM – Presidential candidate Gary Johnson will return to New Hampshire Sept. 17 for a four day campaign visit that will feature two “Google Hangout” events and appearances in Nashua, Bedford, Merrimack, Keene, and Durham…. Continue reading »
September 12, 2011Posted in Blog, Facebook, Gov. Gary Johnson, Interview, Liberty, New Hampshire, Small Government, Spending, Twitter0 Comments
Johnson at home in Santa Fe a few days after racing in August’s Leadville 100 Photographer: Inga Hendrickson From Outside Magazine By: Nick Heil Gary Johnson, the darkest horse in the 2012 Republican presidential field, has spent most of his… Continue reading »
September 10, 2011Posted in Blog, Facebook, Gov. Gary Johnson, Liberty, Twitter1 Comment
September 10, 2011, Santa Fe, NM — Governor Gary Johnson released the following statement on the anniversary of September 11, 2001: “As we all pause this weekend to remember the events of September 11, 2001, our thoughts are with those… Continue reading »
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We’ve posted several blogs featuring Gov. Johnson’s visits to New Hampshire, but what do volunteers do in New Hampshire when their favorite candidate isn’t in the Granite State? The short answer is this: they Lit-Drop. (Today at the New Hampshire… Continue reading »
September 9, 2011Posted in Afghanistan, Blog, Facebook, Gov. Gary Johnson, Issue, Small Government, Spending, Twitter0 Comments
By: Ben Johnson Every political epoch has one: a third rail, an issue so electric that any mention of it tends to close discussion and slam doors rather than broaden discourse and widen debate. For 65 years, increased military spending… Continue reading »
September 8, 2011Posted in Blog, Facebook, Gov. Gary Johnson, Issue, Job Creation, Small Government, Spending1 Comment
Former New Mexico Governor Gary Johnson released the following statement regarding the President’s jobs speech: “I suspect I am not the only American asking, if a trillion dollars’ worth of stimulus didn’t work, why will another $450 billion do the… Continue reading »
September 3, 2011Posted in Blog, Facebook, Gov. Gary Johnson, Issue, Liberty, Small Government, Spending, Twitter0 Comments
September 3, 2011, Santa Fe, NM – Gov. Gary Johnson releases his latest web ad today, entitled, “One Dollar.” There’s not a lot one dollar can buy these days: perhaps a cup of coffee, a magazine, or another mp3. But… Continue reading »
September 2, 2011Posted in Blog, Facebook, Gov. Gary Johnson, Twitter0 Comments
September 2, 2011, Santa Fe, NM – Responding to today’s report that no net jobs were created in August, former New Mexico governor and presidential candidate Gary Johnson released the following statement: “With today’s jobs report, the worst in a… Continue reading »
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Low profile, high goalsFrom the Concord Monitor By Meg Heckman Cindi Brown and her hot-pink ponytail rolled into Castro’s Backroom in downtown Concord one sunny August afternoon, a cigarette and a campaign flier pinched between her fingers. She squinted through… Continue reading »
September 1, 2011Posted in Blog, Facebook, Gov. Gary Johnson, Issue, Small Government, Spending, Taxes, Twitter, YouTube0 Comments
Today presidential candidate Gov. Gary Johnson drew a line in the sand on taxes, with his latest web ad. He stated clearly, “I’m not going to raise your taxes.” Gov. Johnson, who issued a record 750 vetoes and whom National… Continue reading »
August 30, 2011Posted in Blog, Facebook, Gov. Gary Johnson, Issue, Liberty, Small Government, Spending, Twitter0 Comments
August 30, 2011, Santa Fe, New Mexico – Presidential Candidate Gary Johnson today released his latest web ad, this one discussing the GOP primary field. The web ad, “Don’t Get Fooled,” deals with how to have a revolution in the… Continue reading »
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Presidential Candidate Gary Johnson today released a web ad discussing defense policy and calling for ending the wars in Iraq and Afghanistan. Governor Johnson also strongly opposes the latest war in Libya. Governor Johnson commented, “We will only achieve a… Continue reading »
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August 30, 2011, New York, NY – Saying it is “fantasy” to suggest a balanced U.S. budget can be achieved without deep reductions in military spending, former New Mexico governor Gary Johnson is proposing more than $300 billion in cuts… Continue reading »
August 29, 2011Posted in Blog, Facebook, Gov. Gary Johnson, Twitter7 Comments
August 29, 2011, SALT LAKE CITY, UT – A nation-wide poll conducted August 24-25 and released Monday by CNN/ORC shows former New Mexico Governor Gary Johnson is supported for the Republican presidential nomination by 2% of respondents, ahead of Jon… Continue reading »
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From SalemNHPatch By: Jake O’Donnell Voters came away impressed with what former New Mexico Governor Gary Johnson had to say Friday as he ramps up his 2012 GOP presidential campaign. One voter and Greater Salem Rotary Club member likened Johnson’s… Continue reading »
August 26, 2011Posted in Blog, Facebook, Gov. Gary Johnson, Issue, Liberty, New Hampshire, Small Government, Spending, Twitter0 Comments
From The Concord Patch By: Dan Tuohy Long days. Delays. Struggling to get his message heard when the major networks all but ignore him. But the real rigors of the campaign trail for Gary Johnson? Airports. Or, as Johnson calls… Continue reading »
August 23, 2011Posted in Blog, Facebook, Gov. Gary Johnson, Issue, Liberty, News, Small Government, Spending, Twitter, YouTube0 Comments
A new web video released by Governor Gary Johnson’s presidential campaign asks: “Is your liberty worth the cost of a cup of coffee?” The video, one of several to be released over the next several days, is a direct appeal… Continue reading »
August 22, 2011Posted in Blog, Facebook, Gov. Gary Johnson, Issue, Job Creation, Small Government, Spending, Twitter0 Comments
August 22, 2011, Santa Fe, NM – According to an article published in The Daily Caller, job growth in New Mexico during the tenure of former Governor and Presidential Candidate Gary Johnson tops that of Texas under Governor Rick Perry…. Continue reading »
August 21, 2011Posted in Blog, Facebook, Gov. Gary Johnson, New Hampshire, News, Twitter1 Comment
Gov. Gary Johnson had a good showing in this weekend’s New Hampshire Young Republicans Straw Poll, finishing fifth out of 14 names, with 6%. Foster’s Daily Democrat has the story.
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From Reason Magazine: Can a nice guy finish first in the Live Free or Die State? Republican Gary Johnson hopes so. “I’m putting my chips on the table in New Hampshire,” the former two-term governor of New Mexico said today… Continue reading »
August 20, 2011Posted in Facebook, Gov. Gary Johnson, Issue, Job Creation, Liberty, News, Small Government, Twitter0 Comments
Yesterday, presidential candidate Gov. Gary Johnson addressed the National Press Club in DC, where he laid out his vision for fixing the nation’s economy and restoring individual liberty. See the video here.
August 19, 2011Posted in Blog, Facebook, Gov. Gary Johnson, Issue, Small Government, Spending, Twitter1 Comment
From The Huffington Post By: Governor Gary Johnson Will the Republican Party be able to capture the White House in 2012? I believe the answer to that question will be found in how we as a party present solutions to… Continue reading »
August 16, 2011Posted in Blog, Facebook, Gov. Gary Johnson, Interview, Issue, Small Government, Spending, Twitter0 Comments
By Steve Terrel From The Santa Fe New Mexican The candidate was dressed in bicycle shorts. Indeed, Gary Johnson had just been on a bike ride before stopping at the state Capitol for an informal chat with some Roundhouse reporters…. Continue reading »
August 15, 2011Posted in Blog, Facebook, Gov. Gary Johnson, Issue, Job Creation, News, Twitter0 Comments
The Denver Post recently published an article on Gov. Gary Johnson’s participation in Colorado’s Leadville 100 biking competition: Former New Mexico governor and Republican presidential candidate Gary Johnson chose to spend a little time in the saddle above Leadville than… Continue reading »
August 14, 2011Posted in Blog, Facebook, Gov. Gary Johnson, Iowa, News, Twitter1 Comment
Gov. Gary Johnson’s statement on the withdrawal of Gov. Tim Pawlenty from the 2012 presidential race: “Governor Pawlenty’s decision to end his campaign is his to make, and I respect that decision. He and his many supporters have put forth… Continue reading »
August 9, 2011Posted in Blog, Facebook, Gov. Gary Johnson, Issue, Marijuana Decriminalization, Marijuana Legalization, News, Twitter2 Comments
August 9, 2011, Santa Fe, NM – Calling “U.S. Legalizes Marijuana” the potential headline Mexican drug cartels fear the most, former New Mexico Governor Gary Johnson maintains that growing violence along the U.S. – Mexico border is largely a “prohibition”… Continue reading »
August 6, 2011Posted in Blog, Facebook, Gov. Gary Johnson, News, Small Government, Spending, Twitter1 Comment
Presidential candidate Gary Johnson released the following statement regarding the downgrade of the U.S. credit rating by S&P: “Losing our AAA credit rating is obviously bad. The reasons for it are much worse, much more important, and not complicated. Everyone… Continue reading »
August 5, 2011Posted in Blog, Facebook, Gov. Gary Johnson, Iowa, New Hampshire, Twitter3 Comments
Manchester, NH — The Gary Johnson for President campaign announced today that Governor Johnson will not be traveling to Iowa next week and will not participate in the Ames Straw Poll. Announcing the decision, Ron Nielson, senior campaign advisor, said, … Continue reading »
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British MEP Daniel Hannan writes a glowing review of Gov. Johnson’s record, in Britain’s Telegraph: Here’s someone you might not yet know about, a sea-green incorruptible who is surely the most anti-government candidate ever to have sought the GOP presidential… Continue reading »
August 4, 2011Posted in Facebook, FairTax, Gov. Gary Johnson, Issue, Job Creation, New Hampshire, Twitter3 Comments
August 4, 2011, Manchester, NH – Meeting Thursday with small business owners at the Amoskeag Business Incubator in Manchester, NH, Presidential candidate and former New Mexico Governor Gary Johnson called for abolishing the current income and payroll tax system and… Continue reading »
August 3, 2011Posted in Blog, Facebook, Gov. Gary Johnson, Issue, Liberty, Twitter0 Comments
August 3, 2011, Santa Fe, NM – Presidential candidate Gary Johnson will address the National Press Club luncheon Friday, August 19th in Washington DC discussing individual liberties as they relate to the Republican Party. The topic and title of Governor… Continue reading »
August 1, 2011Posted in Blog, Debt Ceiling, Facebook, Gov. Gary Johnson, Issue, Spending5 Comments
Presidential Candidate Gary Johnson released the following statement regarding the Debt Limit increase agreement. “The sound America is hearing today is the sound of the can being kicked down the road — again. The result of this agreement is that… Continue reading »