By Associated Press - Tuesday, October 4, 2016

BOSTON (AP) - Libertarian vice presidential candidate William Weld says he plans to focus exclusively on denying Republican Donald Trump the presidency with the hope of helping rebuild the GOP after November.

The former Republican governor of Massachusetts told The Boston Globe (https://bit.ly/2dZGumS ) Tuesday he still supports Libertarian presidential candidate Gary Johnson, but his top priority is defeating Trump. Weld has called Trump a “huckster.”

Weld told the paper that while he disagrees with Democrat Hillary Clinton on fiscal and military issues, Trump’s foreign and domestic agenda is so objectionable to be in “a class by itself.”

Weld’s comments follow some recent gaffes by Johnson while answering foreign policy questions.

Weld has known Clinton since the 1970s, when they worked for the House committee investigating the impeachment of President Richard Nixon.

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Information from: The Boston Globe, https://www.bostonglobe.com

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