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Gary Johnson presidential campaign, 2016/Syrian refugees

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Gary Johnson announced his presidential run on January 6, 2016.[1]

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Gary Johnson
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See what Gary Johnson and the 2016 Libertarian Party Platform said about Syrian refugees.

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  • Johnson opposed military intervention in Syria and believed the U.S. should take its "fair share" of Syrian refugees.
  • Libertarian Party Johnson on Syrian refugees

    • In an interview with Reason in November 2015, Johnson criticized drone strikes. He said, "When it comes to drones, I think it makes a bad situation even worse. We end up killing innocents and fueling hatred as opposed to containing it. It just hasn't worked." He also briefly discussed the Syrian refugee crisis, saying, "We need to take our share, and I'm not sure what that share should be. I'd like to come up with a formula based on our coalition partners. I wouldn't say zero, but I don't know if 65,000 puts us in the category of 'our fair share.'"[2]

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