I have no problem with anything he said I'm happy he said it

by MadisonDomer, Tuesday, March 09, 2010, 15:26 (5936 days ago) @ Pat

He sounds like a deep-thinking high-level lawyer. He doesn't shut doors and he doesn't speak in absolutes like a political pundit might. However, when he betrays formality it's to say things like, "trying like hell," which means (to me) that he's actually fighting to keep independence against a landscape/media/academia/business administration that thinks there's no reason to keep independence.

I think he's one of us; the only difference is he actually has to be held accountable for what he says so he doesn't say stupid things like "NOTRE DAME WILL NEVER JOIN A FOOTBALL CONFERENCE!"

You and I can say crap like that because we're not in charge; he can't.

Everything I've read from Swarbrick on this issue sounds the same, "I don't want to do it and hopefully I get to make the decision in the end instead of someone else making it for me."

The things everyone "wants" him to say are impossible to say for someone who actually has control of anything.


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