Best Wishes for Great Holidays
From Governor Gary Johnson
December 21, 2012
Friends,
Wow.
2012 has been quite a year, and as we wrap it up with the holiday
season, I am once again overwhelmed with gratitude for all the great friends
and supporters who joined together for the very important task of restoring
liberty, economic freedom and smaller government to the nation’s dialogue.
We accomplished much, we built an
amazing foundation for the future, and we began the process of showing America
that things don’t have to be the way they are.
None of that would have happened without
you, and I just want to take a moment to again say: Thank You!
As we gather with family and celebrate
according to our respective traditions, please accept my deepest appreciation
for your friendship -- and Best Wishes
for a wonderful holiday.
My family and I are doing something a
little out of the ordinary: We are in
South America heading out for what we hope will be a successful climb of
Aconcogua, the highest mountain in the Americas and the fifth of the Seven
Summits I am determined to reach. As you
know, achieving goals is important to me, and it is amazing to have my family
joining me for such a great experience.
At the same time, we are very mindful
that many Americans are not as fortunate this holiday season, especially those
who have suffered unimaginable tragedy.
Our thoughts are with those who are enduring difficult times.
Making America better is the goal we all
share, and I am excited about what we have planned for 2013. I am returning to my role as Honorary
Chairman of the Our America Initiative, and will be visiting college campuses across the nation, taking
our message to the media, and otherwise building on the great foundation we
have built. I look forward to having
your continued support in all those important efforts.
Enjoy the Holidays, enjoy some time with
friends and loved ones, and know that I value your friendship and support more
than I can possibly express!
Best Wishes,
Governor Gary Johnson
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