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Gary Johnson (Libertarian Presidental Canadidate) wants to end DHS

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http://www.nydailynews.com/news/politics/gary-johnson-department-homeland-security-article-1.2799357

Libertarian presidential candidate Gary Johnson, who is seemingly unaware of terrorism in America and abroad, wants to shut down the Department of Homeland Security to save money.

The low-polling Libertarian sees the department devoted to national security as “just another layer of bureaucracy,” he told the Fox Business Network on Monday.

“Homeland Security, what do they really do?” he pondered.

“Why are there armed Homeland Security agents walking the streets now? Why are those black, unmarked vehicles Homeland Security? What do they do? I just think the morale is low within the Department of Homeland Security and nobody knows really what they do.”

 

That's what Libertarian means these days.  The free market will create its own global surveillance & counter-terror system.  Let the terrorists kill the poors, serves 'em right.  Should've pulled themselves up by their bootstraps if they didn't want to get blown up.

 

 

 

I always thought the name "Department of Homeland Security" was so lame.  It sounded like some old time USSR political bureau out of a Robert Ludlum novel or where the CSM worked in the X-Files series.

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