HE’S BACK!Gary Johnson Jumps Into New Mexico Senate RaceThe ex-governor and 2016 Libertarian presidential nominee tweeted an ad on Tuesday afternoon seemingly announcing his bid.Gideon Resnick
WHY?!Bill Maher Grills ‘Undecided Voter’ Ken BoneThe round man in the red sweater made his not-so-highly-anticipated return to the spotlight on Friday night’s ‘Real Time.’Marlow Stern
Not a DoofusGary Johnson Is Still a PlayerThe Libertarian Party nominee can benefit from Trump’s fall, but only if he can convince Republicans and Democrats that he can really be commander in chief.Nick Gillespie
POP QUIZColbert Mocks Gary Johnson’s ‘Ignorance’The ‘Late Show’ host took a break from shaming Donald Trump to remind viewers why Gary Johnson is not a viable alternative. Matt Wilstein
DON’T DO IT!No One Should Vote for Johnson or SteinThere’s no such thing as a pure protest vote. You’re also voting for something—and these two stand for many deeply troubling ideas. Michael Tomasky
ENGAGEMENTCranky Johnson: Should We Just Drop Out?The Libertarian Party’s presidential candidate hid in a private room, shouted at a reporter and declined to speak to the crowd at a debate watch party at Twitter HQ.Lizzie Crocker
WHAT IS ALEPPO, ALEX?Watch: Gary Johnson on ‘Jeopardy’If Gary Johnson asked ‘What is Aleppo?’ on ‘Jeopardy’ instead of ‘Morning Joe,’ would he look less ridiculous? See for yourself.Nathan Place
GOTCHA‘The View’ Grills Johnson on Aleppo <p>The Libertarian candidate admitted on <em>The View</em> that asking ‘What is Aleppo?’ could very well be the beginning of the end for his long-shot campaign.<br> </p> Matt Wilstein
OUCHGary Johnson: ‘What Is Aleppo?’The libertarian sounded about as articulate as Donald Trump when asked a basic question about Syria. Asawin Suebsaeng
GO YOUR OWN WAYGary Johnson Goes Full HollywoodLibertarian presidential candidate Gary Johnson went all-out Hollywood on Saturday night with a fundraiser at Drew Carey’s house.Matt Wilstein
That’s the TicketBetter Stoner & Tippler Than Hawk or NutThe socially liberal, fiscally conservative former state executives asked the nation Wednesday on CNN to ‘reject the extremes of both parties.’Robby Soave
