either party. it seems to me right now we have a pretty active debate in washington about taxation, the role of federal government is that is that solutions, though, it s not. no, it s it s not, because pe to decide which way they re going to go. i think compromises are being held up, but being in the middle, does that give you any sort of success of bringing together the two sides together i want to get back to something that affects my feeling about this. my problem it third-party candidates, and if i saw the right one, i proprobably get excited, but what they often do is give people an opportunity to avoid a choice, and i really resented people voting for anderson. they didn t lie carter orrin, and they took a, they re basically voting against the candidates among whom there would be a victor. i don t like people avoiding a
governments come forward in a political system right now that s run by the fringes of either party. it seems to me that right now we have a pretty active debate in washington about taxation, the so being in the middle, does it give you success of bringing together let s get back to something that affects my feelings. my problem with third party candidates, if i saw the right one, i would get excited about the person, but they give people an opportunity to avoid a choice. they voted for john anderson which was avoiding a choice. they often didn t like carter and reagan and they took a bye. they took the day off politically and voted for someone who was not going to win. with ross perot, they were