nope been here been watching, listening and reading. I am very aware whether you choose to believe that or not. The last two elections were in the same boat as far as I am concerned. For some reason the people we need to run do not. In case you are wondering I love my country and have served it willingly once upon a time and would again if need be. The only problem is I am not smart enough to fix the things here that need it and we haven't seen anyone in quite a while that can that has run for the highest office in the land. Now that is what is really sad.

nope been here been watching, listening and reading. I am very aware whether you choose to believe that or not. The last two elections were in the same boat as far as I am concerned. For some reason the people we need to run do not. In case you are wondering I love my country and have served it willingly once upon a time and would again if need be. The only problem is I am not smart enough to fix the things here that need it and we haven't seen anyone in quite a while that can that has run for the highest office in the land. Now that is what is really sad.

OK. I have been reading and listening to all the politicial stuff coming my way through email and have been quite but now I will say something and I beleive that I am 100% right in what I am about to say.

Once again we do not have a good choice for the Office of President of the United States. Neither of these men running should become a leader in my country. We have once again be given bad choices because of the way our party system works (not how it is setup). Both voting parties made bad choices once again. I do not know yet who I will vote against (not for) this year because I have trouble deciding who will do the least damage to the country. So for now all I can say is God Help Us One and All.

Johnson holds fiscally conservative, socially tolerant views, and a philosophy of limited government and military noninterventionism. As well as a libertarian, he has often identified as a classical liberal. Johnson is in favor of simplifying and reducing taxes. During his governorship, Johnson cut taxes fourteen times and never increased them. Due to his stance on taxes, political pundit David Weigel described him as "the original Tea Party candidate". Johnson supports balancing the federal budget immediately. He supports "slashing government spending", including Medicare, Medicaid, and Social Security. His plans include cutting Medicare and Medicaid by 43 percent and turning them into block grant programs, with control of spending in the hands of the states to create "fifty laboratories of innovation". He advocates passing a law allowing for state bankruptcy and expressly ruling out a federal bailout of any states. Johnson has expressed opposition to the Federal Reserve System, which he cites as massively devaluing the strength of the U.S. dollar, and would sign legislation to eliminate it. He otherwise supports an audit of the central bank, and urged Members of Congress in July 2012 to vote in favor of Ron Paul's Federal Reserve Transparency Act.
In his campaign for the Libertarian Party nomination, he stated he opposed foreign wars and pledged to cut the military budget by 43 percent in his first budget as president. He would cut the military's overseas bases, uniformed and civilian personnel, research and development, intelligence, and nuclear weapons programs. He is opposed to the United States' involvement in the War in Afghanistan and the Libyan Civil War. He has stated that he does not believe Iran is a military threat, would use his presidential power to prevent Israel from attacking Iran, and would not follow Israel, or any other ally, into a war that it had initiated.
Johnson is a strong supporter of civil liberties and received the highest score of any candidate from the American Civil Liberties Union for supporting drug decriminalization and having a pro-choice stance on abortion, while opposing censorship and regulation of the Internet, the Patriot Act, enhanced airport screenings, and the indefinite detention of prisoners. Johnson endorsed same-sex marriage in 2011; he has since called for a constitutional amendment protecting equal marriage rights, and criticized President Obama's position on the issue as to have "thrown this question back to the states."

A write-in vote is a wasted vote as there is no chance of winning. The best course of action is to choose the lesser of two evils.