15 Minutes with Ohio: The Chris Dodd Interview


Administrator - Posted on 25 June 2007

Who's next?

Sunday the Senator and I sat down to talk about energy policy, NAFTA and trade policy, habeas corpus, the peace corps, strippers, and a lot more.

Download it, Podcast it, Whatever it. Just listen in.

 

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I want to thank y'all for sending in such awesome questions. While I got to some of them in the interview, there just wasn't enough time to get to all of them. No fear though, I'm sending the interview around to the other campaigns. Keep your fingers crossed and there will be a "next time."
sat down with a presidential candidate.  for 15 minutes.
Great job Jer. You made one fine showing both for the BSB and Ohio. This guy gaining lots of respect with me.... The professionalism you exhibited was also very noticeable. I'll just bet you land some more. Congrats!
I am going to contribute to him just for talking to us.
I was glad to hear Dodd recognizes that broadband internet access is a way to keep people and jobs from leaving rural areas. I've seen a lot of other people fail to grasp that. Thanks for asking the question Jerid.

This interview really shows the potential of the blogs in the upcoming presidential campaigns. Sen. Dodd was able to speak in full paragraphs so that a listener could get a deeper idea about what motivates him to seek the top job. He seemed excited at the opportunity to talk about his Peace Corps experience and how that shaped his life and his policy positions as well. I felt he was genuinely appreciative of your work, Jerid, and as you said, "he 'gets it' " :-)

Remember to keep focused on the Big Picture issues, the conversation got a little gummed up there for a minute, but I would have been very nervous, and you really did great, imo :-) The Senator was very gracious and helped steer the discussion to the broader issue of the 1st Amendment.

I thought his emphasis on Habeas Corpus and the futility and immorality of torture is so important to be heard and has really been ignored by the so-called mainstream media. I liked that he was able to discuss alternative energy, rural issues, and his ideas about internet access mirror Gov Strickland's I think, it was cool to hear about that.

It was an intelligent conversation, it let us get to know the Senator a little better~ so, SO much better than cable news talking heads interviews, and his audience reading BSB really are involved, so it's an important demographic- us! :-)

Can't wait for more! :-)

Potts, it was a good question. Thanks for sending it my way.
Nice work Jerid. There's something I like about Dodd that I can't quite put my finger on. Besides his proposals, which I'm a fan of thus far, he almost seems sincere. Like a real person or something. Keep up the good work; ya really deserved that lobster sandwich.
-Mark Jablonski
is very sincere. I'm neutral, but Dodd's a good person.
last year. he came across as inspiring, down to earth, and like a guy who just seemed like a hell of a lot of fun to be around. he also told my mom she had beautiful eyes.
As much as I hate the Democratic Circus I have to confess that I've always been a fan of Senator Dodd. The stuff on service is right on. I just don't get why he can't make a push for that right now in the Senate.
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