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That's 3 minutes per question, given the half hour he allotted. I don't think that's too disappointing. Did you really expect him to answer 12,000 questions?
by drcube 14y ago
That's 3 minutes per question, given the half hour he allotted. I don't think that's too disappointing. Did you really expect him to answer 12,000 questions?
- lhnn 14y agoI expect the staffers answering the questions to put in some more time, but then that'd ruin the facade.
- stfu 14y agoIs there actually some video proof that he is actually there? Or is it just some assistant yelling from the other room "should I rephrase our standard answer on campaign reform" and his answer is "yes".
- 001sky 14y agothere was a jpg of BO with a mac in a windowless room edit: link Verification photo: http://i.imgur.com/oz0a7.jpg http://i.imgur.com/oz0a7.jpg
- jberryman 14y agoFor perspective: I read a bit in the most recent New Yorker describing a fund-raiser dinner with the president; it was $50,000 a plate and the president had one hour which equated to 1 minute per person. His staff knew he wouldn't have time to eat so he was prepared a meal he ate quickly in the kitchen beforehand. A staffer with a watch would tap him on the shoulder every 5 minutes when he needed to move onto the next table.
- EternalLight 14y agoAnd 3 times as long seems perfectly reasonable to me when you're giving answers in writing compared to talking...