What would you ask presidential candidate Gary Johnson?

What would you ask presidential candidate Gary Johnson? 2016-05-31T11:55:08-05:00

UPDATE: After the video conference, The Modern Witch – will have LIVE post-conference coverage. Join them for a live discussion and decompression. Thanks Cara Shulz and Star Foster for this information.

Former Governor of New Mexico and Republican Presidential Candidate Gary Johnson will be interviewed tonight by members of the Pagan media. This opportunity was headed by PNC-MN (Pagan Newswire Collective Minnesota). Cara Shulz of PNC-MN, Jason Pitzl-Waters of The Wild Hunt, Star Foster of Patheos.com, Devin Hunter of ModernWitch Podcast, and David Salisbury of PNC-DC and the Human Rights Campaign will be participating. (PNC-MN to interview GOP Presidential Candidate)

The 2 hour live video Q&A with former Gov. Johnson takes place today Sunday, October 16th on a Google+ hangout at 6:30pm CST to 8:30pm CST.

The event will be streamed live and recorded for future playback. http://KeithBarrett.tv

You can submit your questions for Johnson in the comments of these blogs:
Star Foster – Pagan Portal at Patheos

Cara Shulz – PNC-MN

Here are the questions I submitted to Star Foster:

According to the US Census Bureau, in 2010 there were 14,935,000 (fourteen million
nine-hundred and thirty-five thousand) disabled Americans ages 18 and older (armed forces not included) living below the poverty level. Of course, many of these citizens are eligible or on Medicare. On his website, Johnson states he would “repeal […] failed Medicare prescription drug benefit.” If the prescription drug benefit were to be repealed, what plan does Johnson have to aid disabled Americans in obtaining life saving medications?

Johnson’s website also states that he wants to “Block grant Medicare and Medicaid funds to the states, allowing them to innovate, find efficiencies and provide better service at lower cost.” As governor of New Mexico, how did you reshape Medicaid without cutting services to citizens?


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