Top 5 Reasons Libertarians Shouldn’t Vote for Gary Johnson

2. Refusal to Indicate a Desire to End Public Roads

One of the most pressing issues for libertarians is ending public roads completely. Of course, any attempt to construct highways using the blood money of taxation is unacceptable. Any other problems of taxes, spending, social policy, or foreign policy come secondary to this pressing need. However, Johnson has been completely absent as a voice on this issue, very rarely addressing the merits of abolishing this form of slavery.

A libertarian correspondent was able to catch up with Johnson to ask him if he would pass a 28th amendment to the Constitution prohibiting the funding of these perilous pathways. Johnson, taken aback at the comment, said “probably not.” Without a doubt, this is one of the most damning comments of his campaign thus far and could cost him a few, perhaps even several, votes in some libertarian conclaves in New Hampshire.