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Libertarian leader Gary Johnson on foreign aid and foreign policyLibertarian leader Gary Johnson on foreign aid and foreign policy

(2:02) Are 75,000 US troops needed in Germany? Former governor of New Mexico, and currently Libertarian Party nominee in the US presidential election in November, outlines his foreign aid and foreign policy ideas.

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Juniper Juniper (234 days ago)
Good luck with that plan. The USA is a military machine. Our budget is entirely dominated by it. No one likes to talk about it because immediately everyone starts yelling 'anti-American!' because 'how dare you not support the troops.' I can't imagine it changing because the people getting rich (Haliburton, etc..) off of it ARE VERY invested in keeping it that way.
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Guest: Mr Wibble (236 days ago)
Burger eating invasion monkeys.
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cengland0 cengland0 (233 days ago)
Latest comment: So let's assume this plan was put into place and all those troops were brought back home. Don't they still receive a salary? So what is the cost savings there? Does the military then fire them because they are no longer needed? That would seem to reduce expenses but wouldn't that just increase the demand for new public sector jobs which currently doesn't have enough supply? I don't know what the answer is but I'm at least willing to look at all the options.
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