Gary Johnson's Closing Statement in Ohio: "Vote for the Person You Believe In" - Hit &; Run : Reason.com - Garrett Quinn:
November 3, 2012 - STREETSBORO, Ohio - Gary Johnson would like to win on Tuesday but if he’s not on top when all the votes are counted he doesn’t care who is....
"“Whichever candidate I make lose that would be terrific because that would open a debate and a discussion over the two parties and what really is the difference between the two: It’s not much., it’s really not much at all,' he said in an interview with reporters before going on stage.
"'I just want to make it clear: [I am] more liberal than Obama when it comes to civil liberties and more conservative than Romney when it comes to dollars and cents. That said, I don’t care what happens, I really don’t,' he said.
"Johnson has been under relentless attacks from conservatives for his candidacy because they claim his presence in the race will cost Mitt Romney the election. Comparisons have been made to Johnson’s run and Ralph Nader’s 2000 Green Party candidacy. Johnson doesn’t see it that way, arguing he takes equally from both candidates and in different states."
Read more: http://reason.com/blog/2012/11/03/gary-johnsons-closing-statement-in-ohio
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November 3, 2012 - STREETSBORO, Ohio - Gary Johnson would like to win on Tuesday but if he’s not on top when all the votes are counted he doesn’t care who is....
"“Whichever candidate I make lose that would be terrific because that would open a debate and a discussion over the two parties and what really is the difference between the two: It’s not much., it’s really not much at all,' he said in an interview with reporters before going on stage.
"'I just want to make it clear: [I am] more liberal than Obama when it comes to civil liberties and more conservative than Romney when it comes to dollars and cents. That said, I don’t care what happens, I really don’t,' he said.
"Johnson has been under relentless attacks from conservatives for his candidacy because they claim his presence in the race will cost Mitt Romney the election. Comparisons have been made to Johnson’s run and Ralph Nader’s 2000 Green Party candidacy. Johnson doesn’t see it that way, arguing he takes equally from both candidates and in different states."
Read more: http://reason.com/blog/2012/11/03/gary-johnsons-closing-statement-in-ohio
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