NH State Rep who endorsed Ron Paul is now endorsing Gary Johnson
New Hampshire State Representative Seth Cohn endorsed Ron Paul in November 2011 for the Republican nomination to be President of the United States of America. However, Rep. Cohn has abandoned all principles and gone to the dark side by publicly announcing his support for Gary Johnson in the general election. It is shocking that Rep. Cohn, a member of the Libertarian Party of New Hampshire, would endorse fellow Libertarian Party member and Libertarian Party nominee Gary Johnson in the general election.
Facts are facts.
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Rep. Cohn made this announcement on Facebook after Kevin Kervick, a Republican candidate for State Rep. in Portsmouth, publicly endorsed Gary Johnson in the general election. Here is a related article.
Fed Up with Romney, Many 'Ron Paul Republicans' Backing Gary Johnson Instead
Many former Paul backers attended Johnson's event at UNH on Wednesday.
By Marc Fortier
September 19, 2012
http://portsmouth-nh.patch.com/artic...g-gary-johnson
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Many of those Paul supporters were at UNH on Wednesday to hear Johnson speak. They see him as a far better alternative than Romney or Barack Obama.
Some of those in attendance were former Paul supporters like Libertarian gubernatorial candidate John Babiarz, state representative candidate Kevin Kervick of Portsmouth, State Rep. Seth Cohn, R-Canterbury, and even former Ron Paul staffer Brian Early of Portsmouth.
Kervick, a Republican, publicly endorsed Johnson on Wednesday, saying he thinks the country is "broken," and he doesn't see the national Republican or Democratic parties doing anything to fix it. He said he still supports Republican candidates for governor and other state offices, but can't bring himself to endorse Romney.
"The way the Republican Party treated Ron Paul supporters, particularly at the convention, was despicable," Kervick said. "That was sort of the last straw for me."
Johnson State Director Hardy Macia, who was with Ron Paul in 2008, said the influx of Ron Paul supporters has breathed life into the Johnson campaign here in New Hampshire.
"Right after the RNC, we saw a big influx of supporters," Macia said. "They've been phone banking, doing sign waves – we have a lot more interest now."