E.D. Kain considers supporting Gary Johnson. Kain's disagrees with Johnson "on education, taxes, stimulus and a whole host of other policies." However:
[I]f you’re president it’s really hard to enact the domestic legislation you had in mind, but it’s really easy – almost effortless – to start dropping bombs half a world away. And this is exactly why I can imagine myself supporting Gary Johnson. I don’t think he’d have much luck at all with his domestic spending agenda, except at the margins.
Daniel Larison is less impressed by Johnson's anti-war record:
Johnson has previously opened the door to launching a war of choice in which no American interest is at stake, and he has done so by making a misguided and absurd claim that this is “what we have always been about,” which isn’t significantly different from the insipid notion that the U.S. has to meddle in other nations’ internal affairs because “America is different.”
The Dish 