Gary Johnson: If Donald Trump's Comments Are Racist, So Is He
The libertarian says racist comments are "reflective" of the candidate.
July 05 2016 10:43 AM
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The Libertarian Party is trying to become a viable third option in the U.S. election, especially in the race for president, with Gary Johnson as the party's nominee.
The libertarian says racist comments are "reflective" of the candidate.
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