100年最原聲：像美國總統一樣說英文‧演講、致辭、辯論、訪談30篇(附光碟)（簡體書）

And by the way, I've had that experience. I don'tjust talk about it. I've been there. Massachusettsschools are ranked number one in the nation.This is not because I didn't have commitment toeducation. It's because I care about education forall of our kids.
LEHRER:All right, gentlemen... Excuseme. Excuse me, sir. We've got--we've got--barely have three minutes left. I'm not goingto grade the two of you and say your answershave been too long or I've done a poor job.
OBAMA:You've done a great job.
LEHRER:Oh, well, no. But the fact isgovernment--the role of government andgoverning, we've lost a pod in other words.So we only have three--three minutes leftin the--in the debate before we go to yourclosing statements. And so! want to askfinally here, and remember, we've got threeminutes total time here--and the questionis this. Many of the legislative functions ofthe federal govemment right now are in a stateof paralysis as a result of partisan gridlock. Ifelected, in your case, if reelected, in your case,what would you do about that? Governor?
ROMNEY:Jim, I had the great
experience--it didn't seem like it at thetime--of being elected in a state where mylegislature was 87 percent Democrat. Andthat meant I figured out from day one I had toget along and I had to work across the aisle toget anything done. We drove our schools to benumber one in the nation. We cut taxes 19 times.
LEI-IRER:But what would you do aspresident?