Gary Johnson is making his first visit to Colorado Monday
The Libertarian candidate for president will be in Parker at the University of Colorado Denver’s South Campus at 6Ā p.m.Ā Monday.
This is his first visit to Colorado as part of this campaign. Several polls haveĀ shownĀ his support in the low double-digits and doing even better with voters under 30.
This visit comes as Johnson is having a moment in good and bad ways.
He’s made a series of comments that call into question his awareness of the world outside the United States. He couldn’t name a single foreign leader he admires and then he called this brain freeze “another Aleppo moment,” referring to when he was asked about the humanitarian crisis unfolding in Syria and responded “What is Aleppo?”
He’s alsoĀ secured the endorsements of several traditionally Republican newspapers like the Chicago TribuneĀ and the Detroit News who couldn’t bring themselves to endorse Trump or Clinton.
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