Governor Gary Johnson, the Libertarian candidate for President, appeared on Fox News Radio with Alan Colmes to discuss his presidential run, and also the policy of gun control. There were many Libertarians that were scared of Johnson when it came to guns, especially with the pick of Bill Weld as VP. However, that all seems to be behind them as they both have come out in strong support of gun rights the past few days and weeks.
Check out the interview that the Governor had with Fox News Radio:
Robert is a graduate of the University of Colorado at Colorado Springs with a B.A. in Political Science (Emphasis American Politics & Public Law) and Colorado State University-Pueblo with an M.A. in American History. In college, Robert was an active member of the Republican Party serving as the chairman of the College Republicans & interning for Colorado’s U.S. Senator. He became active in the Libertarian movement with the 2008 campaign of Ron Paul. Since then he has started this venture to educate the public about Libertarianism and volunteers his time to the Libertarian Party of Colorado and the National Party. He is passionate about our country’s future, a loving husband, and a proud father.
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What democratic, first world nations are you basing this on? Could you provide statistics from Australia and Britain for example of these countries banning weapons and the increase of criminals with guns and the dramatic increased instances of gun violence when only the criminals in these countries had guns. I would like clear, verifiable facts, not just an opinion that is not based on similar first world nations.
Is Gary finally admitting that the government is the bad guy?
What democratic, first world nations are you basing this on? Could you provide statistics from Australia and Britain for example of these countries banning weapons and the increase of criminals with guns and the dramatic increased instances of gun violence when only the criminals in these countries had guns. I would like clear, verifiable facts, not just an opinion that is not based on similar first world nations.
Gun bans are in violation of the 2nd Amendment.