Post by RS Davis on Jan 23, 2004 12:11:38 GMT -5
[glow=red,2,300]Jeff Jacoby Wrote:[/glow] "I asked the Democratic candidates for president to answer five fair but nonroutine queries, hoping that their answers might reveal something interesting about what makes them tick. Everyone except John Kerry replied. Sunday's column summarized the candidates' responses to the first two questions. Here's how they handled the others:
3. What is the best way to achieve the colorblind society that Martin Luther King dreamed of?
4. Is there any serious problem in
American society that you do not believe calls for some kind of government response?
5. In 1981, President Reagan hung Calvin Coolidge's portrait in the White House Cabinet Room. If you are elected, which president's portrait will you hang, and why?"
3. What is the best way to achieve the colorblind society that Martin Luther King dreamed of?
4. Is there any serious problem in
American society that you do not believe calls for some kind of government response?
5. In 1981, President Reagan hung Calvin Coolidge's portrait in the White House Cabinet Room. If you are elected, which president's portrait will you hang, and why?"
- Rick
