Dr. No has quasi-endorsed Jill Stein.
Bold emphasis mine. There are two videos at the link well worth watching for context if you're open-minded, as in not subsumed by binary logic. It's hard to decide if this is a good thing or a bad thing; it probably doesn't impact much either way, as with most endorsements these days. Paul is most certainly correct that actual progressives (not the Hillary Clinton kind) should not be considering voting for Johnson, but that might be a blind hog/acorn kind of correct.
Anyway... can someone get this for me as a mask for Halloween?
Ron Paul, whose 1988 Libertarian presidential bid and two Republican bids made him the "liberty movement's" best-known figure, told MSNBC today that he couldn't support Gary Johnson for president and saw reasons to back the Green Party's Jill Stein.
"If you tend to lean toward progressivism, you can lean toward the Green Party," Paul said. "She's probably the best on foreign policy."
Bold emphasis mine. There are two videos at the link well worth watching for context if you're open-minded, as in not subsumed by binary logic. It's hard to decide if this is a good thing or a bad thing; it probably doesn't impact much either way, as with most endorsements these days. Paul is most certainly correct that actual progressives (not the Hillary Clinton kind) should not be considering voting for Johnson, but that might be a blind hog/acorn kind of correct.
Anyway... can someone get this for me as a mask for Halloween?
