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Why would you like to be president
Wolf Blitzer
Everybody assumes you want to be president of the United States some day -- nothing wrong with that. But tell our viewers why you would like to be president.
This is the hope of the world, this nation is. But anyone looking at that race should certainly not look at it for personal ego gratification, but, rather, out of a sense of duty and obligation.
(LAUGHTER)
After the elections, presumably, November 7, it's going to be a sprint to Iowa, New Hampshire, South Carolina. At what point do you make a decision, "You know what, I want to be president"?
But you probably can't wait too long, because the primaries and the early caucuses are starting even earlier this year. So, I think those that are really serious about looking at '08 are going to have to make up their mind pretty quickly.
Mike Allen
Q. We’ll start with the Roger Mudd question. Governor, why do you want to be president?
A. “I can make America a more prosperous and secure place for my kids and grandkids, and your kids and grandkids. Because Washington is a mess and needs to change. There are two courses we can take: A course for weakness, the course that Europe has chosen of big government, big taxes and less personal responsibility. Or we can take the American way, which calls on the strength of America – it strengthens our military, it strengthens our economy and it strengthens the American family. I know how to make America strong. And for that reason, I’m running for president.”
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