http://politics.slashdot.org/article.pl?sid=04/09/20/1423219&tid=11&tid=219
It's great that he got this interview, and his answers are generally good, but I wish he wouldn't say things like this:
"I'm not planning to haul Alan Greenspan and the Board of Governors off to Indiana for death by lethal injection or anything like that."
Where did *that* come from?
-- Steve
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It's great that he got this interview, and his answers are generally
good, but I wish he wouldn't say things like this:"I'm not planning to haul Alan Greenspan and the Board of Governors off
to Indiana for death by lethal injection or anything like that."Where did *that* come from?
In context, it isn't nearly so outrageous. He's talking about how he won't
be able to make instant changes, and was drawing that as an extreme example
of what he won't and can't do.
I think the interview is best summed up by this reader comment:
Whether or not...
I support all his views (I don't) or would vote for him (still thinking
about where my vote is best placed), there is definitely some well thought
out answers to these questions. Is it just me or does he sound better
than either Bush or Kerry? Though I suppose he has to, being the underdog
means being the one that needs the louder voice to be heard...
~Chris
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