My ideas for the election have changed a bit. Robert Sahr is now going to be interviewed by Tim or Terry and I am going to focus in on Bill Lunch. I havent contacted him at this point, but I plan to this week, since this story is not election day sensitive (it doesnt have to be completed pre-election). I will be doing my profile on Bill Lunch as well. Below are the questions I plan to ask him as part of both stories:
For the Story: - Comment on how historic this election really is for our nation and globally.
- How long ago was it absurd to think that either a black man or a woman (of any type) would be fighting for a spot in the White House?
- Post 2008 election: does history continue to be made, or will it be back to the same type elections again (white man vs. white man)?
- Is there a particular person in Washington, or nationwide, that you see continuing to make this type of history (I.e. is there another black man/woman or another woman - other than Hillary - that could continue this into the next decade)?
- What are the chances that we will see a black woman in the White House in our lifetime?
For the Profile: - Why did you pick politics/what interested you in politics to begin with?
- You attended Cal-Berkeley at a very interesting time (late 60s/early 70s). Talk about that experience and how it help shaped who you are and who you have been since.
- What do you enjoy most about being in the university atmosphere, especially being around college students in an election year?
- Have you ever had any students in your classes that you thought would have made great politicians? Ever had any that went on into politics?
- Basic family questions: Wife, kids? How long married/How old? Does your family have the same love for politics as you/same views as you?
- Have you ever predicted an election dead-on? Any predictions that suddenly went south in a hurry due to some unexpected occurrence?
***** - I would also like to find a couple of students (1 male, 1 female) in his class that could comment on his teaching style and how his analysis has helped them in their studies and stuff.
Comments? Please let me know........
Sunday, October 26, 2008
Subscribe to:
Post Comments (Atom)
No comments:
Post a Comment