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guy,” and he dislikes the jukes
because people assume that all
politicians are evil
Craig said he gets frustrated
when he reads something in
the newspapers that he believes
is unfair or untrue "Those
type of articles ruin my day.”
he said
Despite the drawbacks. both
men said their father's position
has not interfered with their
lives
"The phone (at home) some
times rings 4() times a day
He's been busy, but we've still
gotten the benefits of his l>eing
a great dad,” Mark said "Bot
tom line there's been more
positive than negative things
Aside from their personal
views, and considering that
their Republican father has
lx*en characterized as "intense
ly partisan”— a description
Rep. Larry (Campbell
that may not lx? good news for
the Democratic minority in the
House ('raig and Mark said
they have confidence in their
father's ability to lead a politi
cally divided House.
"I think he's as good a leader
as the House of Representatives
could have. He's very bright ...
and willing to work with the
new governor and Senate. He'll
do everything he can to cooper
ate,” Mark said.
Mark and Craig speak of
House politics with an air of fa
miliarity. Hut after learning
from their father and viewing
the process more closely than
most of their peers, both doubt
they will follow in their fa
ther's political footsteps
After Mark finishes his grad
uate work, he plans to go on to
medical school. Craig said he
had political aspirations until
he saw how campaigns can get
negative, and how that can ad
versely affect a politician's fam
ily.
In their own family, they
said, their father always sat
them down and warned them
of the negative implications of
political life. "There are going
to Ik; some tough times," Mark
said, quoting his father.
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