georgec
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http://www.reddit.com/r/IAmA/comments/zaiq8/i_am_gov_gary_johnson_the_libertarian/
Reddit AMA on September 11.
Reddit AMA on September 11.
http://www.reddit.com/r/IAmA/comments/zaiq8/i_am_gov_gary_johnson_the_libertarian/
Reddit AMA on September 11.
Sorry it dropped to #2....Bruce Willis not suing Apple is now #1....
Not sure what that even means...but ok.... : )
In the meantime, Johnson said his campaign is about to launch radio advertisements in various states across the country the purchase is happening right now, he said Wednesday.
Hopefully he'll be able to get on the debates.
I don't know how much it will help, but that video via Source Fed has indeed gone viral. 54,516 views in it's first 18 hours...300,000 views in first week?!
The AMA was #2 on the front page of Reddit and #1 in iAMA. Had 3,020 comments when I checked it out.
Where has it spread to? As in what other sites are showing it?
During the past week, new polling results for Libertarian nominee Gary Johnson have come from Colorado, Montana, New Mexico, Ohio, and Virginia. These new polls have Johnson winning 3% of the vote in Colorado, 7% in Montana, 7% in New Mexico, 4.5% in Ohio, and 3.8% in Virginia. A Zogby poll released on September 3 had Johnson at 4.3% nationally. While these numbers are not large enough to seriously challenge for the presidency, they do exceed the margin of victory between President Obama and Republican nominee Mitt Romney in every case.
The lawsuit, filed only hours after the Commission's announcement, charges that the Republican National Committee and the Democratic National Committee and an organization they set up, the Commission on Presidential Debates, have conspired together to restrain trade, both in ideas and in commerce. The lawsuit maintains that the Republican and Democratic Parties, through the CPD, indefensibly limits access of other candidates to the marketplace of ideas and the opportunity to be employed in these highest offices in the land, and in so doing are violating the Sherman Anti-Trust Act of 1890.
The lawsuit seeks an order of the Court enjoining the debates from proceeding unless all candidates who will appear on the ballot in enough states to win in the Electoral College are allowed to participate.
Nielson said the Johnson campaign would likely file additional lawsuits in additional jurisdictions challenging the exclusion of Johnson and Gray from the debates on other grounds.
Prior to 1988, the League of Women Voters sponsored nationally-televised presidential debates. The League withdrew its debate sponsorship after the Republican and Democratic campaigns negotiated an agreement to determine which candidates could participate, who would be panelists, and other details of the debates. The League withdrew its support for the debates because "the demands of the two campaign organizations would perpetuate a fraud on the American voter."
My understanding is REDDIT is popular with like college kids. I dunno, I may be young, but I like 90's technology...kid you not.
Bruce Willis was thinking of suing Apple cause he wanted to leave his daughters his iTunes song collection...but then learned that tecnnically when one buys a song from iTunes, you are ''borrowing'' that song. Not buying it.
#3 now. Not for for 5 hours worth. Nealy 2,000 comments and up votes. Obama did a AMA last week I think...
Hmm, way off topic, but wasn't the EU thinking of ruling that you can resell digital media? As such you should be able to also bequeath it...of course, that may not affect American law at any point.
Gary Johnson to me is just, the zillionth edition of Ross Perot. He's still got that Flat/Fair Tax idea that is massively regressive, probably wouldn't work, AND, if you take prebates into account to avoid the regressive nature of the national sales tax, actually makes a massive swath of the U.S. population dependent on one of the biggest government distribution programs in history. You'd be replacing one form of dependency with another.
Am I wrong?