“Yes,” says Boaz, “at this point you’d have to call him a long shot. But, he’s a long shot in a primary with no frontrunner and a Republican electorate who’s looking for somebody different.”
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Gary Johnson, who has already scaled Mt. Everest, has chosen the presidency as his next summit.
“Yes,” says Boaz, “at this point you’d have to call him a long shot. But, he’s a long shot in a primary with no frontrunner and a Republican electorate who’s looking for somebody different.”
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