Tags: Gary Johnson

The former Libertarian presidential candidate also talks about his own future in politics.

He was congratulated on his "win" the day after the presidential election

The Minnesota Vikings punter discusses libertarianism, anarchism, Ayn Rand, empathy, and what he’d change about the U.S. government.

Over at National Review, Jim Geraghty takes to task those 1.22 million of us who voted for Libertarian Party presidential nominee Gary Johnson.

On Monday, I noted six federal races in which the Libertarian Party candidate on Nov. 6 received considerably more votes than the margin of victory of a winning Democrat over a losing Republican.

L.P. nominee Gary Johnson fights to reach single digits.

The party's message is confused, contradictory, and unconvincing.

Even a Ron Paul-endorsed Republican Senate candidate couldn't win the hearts of Libertarian Party voters in Montana. Danny Rehberg lost in a squeaker (not called til this morning) against incumbent Democrat Jon Tester, while Libertarian Dan Cox got 5 percent.

If you scripted Gary Johnson's character in a movie, critics would roll their eyes and advise you to tone it down.

While Libertarian Party history