Former Republican Governor of New Mexico Gary Johnson, a long-time proponent of school choice, got the Libertarian Party nomination for president on Sunday at the party’s convention in Orlando. The libertarians also gave the nod to his vice presidential running mate, William Weld, a former Republican governor of Massachusetts. Johnson’s message is that he is “fiscally conservative and socially cool.” He was the party’s candidate in 2012, when he got 1% of the total vote.
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Forbes - 30 May 2016 15:00
Former Republican Governor of New Mexico Gary Johnson, a long-time proponent of school choice, got the Libertarian Party nomination for president on Sunday at the party’s convention in Orlando. The libertarians also gave the nod to his vice presidential running mate, William Weld, a former Republican governor of Massachusetts. Johnson’s message is that he is “fiscally conservative and socially cool.” He was the party’s candidate in 2012, when he got 1% of the total vote.
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