to high school and college in New Mexico (so he's educated)? That he started his empire as a door-to-door salesman (so he's a successful entrepreneur)? That he smoked pot (like a majority of younger Americans back then)? That he was anti-Vietnam War (what's wrong with that)? That he once supported George McGovern? (Reagan supported FDR in his younger days.) Overall, doesn't seem like a bad history to me. And yes, I do think Gary Johnson is better than Romney on most of today's important issues. The upcoming election presents us a rare opportunity that has not been offered before as far and I know... A viable candidate has promised to repeal a major piece of legislation (Obamacare), has promised to audit the fed, and promised to address the 3rd rails of Social Security and Medicare. I agree with Mr. Aglialoro that it is imperative to vote Obama out of office but would add that we do have a chance to also elect a unique candidate that has a real chance to win. Let us not "mess" this chance Americans! If you "vote your conscience," and make a noble statement at the ballot box by voting for somebody who is in complete alignment with your views, and yet stands no chance of winning, you are helping Obama get re-elected: You are no longer part of the solution, you are part of the problem. Kelley: And if they don't? If Obama is re-elected and we continue down the path of collectivism, what