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Gary Johnson urges Susana Martinez to sign New Mexico civil asset forfeiture reform bill

Article here,  at New Mexico Watchdog. 

8 Comments

  1. paulie April 11, 2015

    He could have run in 2014, too. The possibility was mentioned, but he did not seem interested.

  2. Andy Craig April 11, 2015

    I remember him saying he voted for her in 2010 but not in 2014 (neither race had a Libertarian candidate). There’s a video of that out there somewhere. He gets asked with some regularity by the local outlets in NM to give his take on state politics, as most ex-Governors are.

    As an aside, he technically isn’t term-limited any more (the limit is only on more than two consecutive terms). I doubt he has any interest in it, but he could run for NM Gov. in 2018 as a Libertarian… 😉

  3. paulie April 11, 2015

    I think it’s possible. I think Gary told me they’re friends, but I could be mixing up which NM Republican female state official he was talking about.

  4. Andy Craig April 11, 2015

    I doubt it, but couldn’t have hurt. She was on the fence about it, supposedly, and only signed it literally a few minutes before it would have been pocket-vetoed with the leg. out of session for the year.

  5. paulie April 11, 2015

    I wonder if Gary’s lobbying was why she signed it?

  6. Mark Herd April 8, 2015

    Andy, your video has lots of great msm characters and I love the Alex Jones genre music in the background. Now back to my good book “Who killed Kennedy, Oswald or Castro?

  7. Mark Herd April 8, 2015

    Gary Johnson needs to take a tax policy class. Or he can read this. A flat tax is not a fair tax. A flat tax is a punitive tax as it punishes the poor and middle class who will pay the most taxes while the 1% couldn’t care less. It’s also Washington’s way to sell us a new and ADDITIONAL form of taxation. Stop this republican governor who never pardoned all our stoner prisoners. Gary blew great libertarian opportunities when serving as a Republican Gov.

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