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Whoa, getting a little off message there, big guy!
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"I'm not sure anyone's more qualified to be president of the United States than Hillary Clinton right now," Weld told MSNBC's Chuck Todd on Friday.
Weld, the former governor of Massachusetts, had been asked by Todd whether he considered Johnson to be more qualified than Clinton, but he declined to explicitly vouch for the top of his own ticket.
Carl Bernstein keeps writing that Weld is considering dropping out to keep Trump from benefitting from third party votes.....exit for the good of the country.
Carl Bernstein keeps writing that Weld is considering dropping out to keep Trump from benefitting from third party votes.....exit for the good of the country.
Yep, I've heard that too. He doesn't want to be the Ralph Nader of 2016 and help put Trump in the White House. I think he was kind of banking on Gary's statement that his campaign was over if he didn't make the first debate. He was so clearly embarassed by that Town Hall the other night.
I like Bill Weld - I actually voted for him as Governor, over the very Trumpesque John Silber. He doesn't want a Trump presidency to be his legacy.
Carl Bernstein keeps writing that Weld is considering dropping out to keep Trump from benefitting from third party votes.....exit for the good of the country.
The OP failed to mention this quote.
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And he. said Johnson would make a better president than Clinton because of his command of fiscal policy and ability to deliver balanced budgets. "I think the next president has to do that or we're going to hollow out the economy, and we won't have the strength economically to do all the wonderful things that Senator Sanders and Secretary Clinton have promised are all going to be for free."
Johnson, a former New Mexico governor, is running a distant third in the tight race between Clinton and Donald Trump. He has argued that neither is an acceptable option.
The Johnson campaign downplayed Weld's statement. "Governor Weld was simply referring to her resume as a Senator and Secretary of State. It's nothing he hasn't said before, and he didn't say he is voting for her," communications director Joe Hunter said in a statement.
The Clinton-biased media has been targeting Johnson this week. They are giving him more media attention that he has gotten in the last couple of months. Which is a good thing
I like Johnson and am still voting for Johnson/Weld this election. Imagine if Stein/Weld Green/Libertarians The Duo from Mass ran and on all 50 State Ballots that be a power ticket.
Weld was always in love with Hillary as a politician. He is a RINO and I have no idea why he is in the libertarian ticket. Weld should be honest to Johnson and the libertarians and drop out, endorse Hillary and ask her for a cabinet position if she wins.
I always said he was a joke and Johnson should have never picked him for the VP slot.
I think he wants out because Johnson is embarrassing him. Also, I don't think Weld is into weed.
nothing that Johnson has said compares to Hillary.....lying to the FBI and the American people on her server and not knowing what is a classified email after all this time? come on!
The liberal media knows that Johnson hurts more Hillary than Trump with millennials and they are trying to go after him to bring his numbers down.
I'm with Johnson. The Left keeps hacking away, but no matter.
Johnson has an edge that Clinton can't touch. But it's nice to see Johnson attacked - it means we voters are on to something!
Here's a Weld quote:
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Gary Johnson and I will campaign with all our strength to make that case to the American people from now until November 8th. Under no circumstances will our energies be diverted from our goal of winning the election and serving our country.
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