As I recall, Utah Philips said that he would put a pool table in the Oval Office, and other than that, it was as rangeroger outlined it. It works for me. . . .

I firmly believe that in the principle that if it ain't broke, don't fix it. If it is broke, get someone who knows what they're doing and stay the hell out of the way while they fix it. When I was younger, people often told me that I should work hard and try to realize my full potential. Then it occurred to me that there were two possible problems with that idea. First, what if I don't have any potential? And second, if I do have a lot of potential and I go ahead and realize it, it would really cut into my sittin' around time.

Those who are familiar with him will understand when I say that I regard Onslow as my role model. It is these virtues that I plan to bring to office.

Don Firth