This Politico article features a Jesse Ventura video and notes, "if anyone has gotten a raw deal from debate hosts in the 2012 cycle, it's Gary Johnson."

In the video, Jesse Ventura says: "When I first ran for governor of Minnesota in 1998, I was polling at only 8%. However after I appeared in televised debates, that percentage skyrocketed." Voters subsequently elected him Governor.

Will Gov. Gary Johnson's poll numbers, already at impressively high levels for a third party presidential candidate, skyrocket if he is included in the debates?

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Governor Gary Johnson released the following statement regarding the attack on the U.S. Consulate in Libya: It is tragic when Americans serving their country are murdered, and we both mourn their loss and honor their service. Part of honoring that service is to ask the obvious question: What U.S.

We couldn't have said it better ourselves than does Dr. Barry Fagin, columnist for the Colorado Springs Gazette:

“There’s only one way to save the presidential debates from degenerating into boring snoozefests: Put (Governor) Gary Johnson in them.”
 
Read more: http://www.gazette.com/articles/few-144304-heard-look.html#ixzz26HAXG7sg

Governor Gary Johnson and Judge James P. Gray will appear on 47 state ballots plus the District of Columbia, as 4 more states were added to the list today. Petitions to get the Governor and Judge on the ballot this November were verified in Alabama, Connecticut, Kentucky, and Rhode Island. We are involved in litigation with the 3 remaining states: Michigan, Oklahoma, and Pennsylvania.

http://www.huffingtonpost.com/robin-koerner/will-defecting-from-the-g_b_1866221.html

Michigan is refusing to put the name of Gary Johnson of New Mexico, Gary Johnson of Texas, or anyone else on the ballot as the Libertarian Party candidate for President.

The New Hampshire Secretary of State confirmed on September 5th that the Libertarian Party succeeded in placing two-term Governor Gary Johnson for President and Judge Jim Gray for Vice President on the ballot.