Hagel says country ready for renewal
By Patty Wewel
Staff Reporter
Chuck Hagel is running for the
U.S. Senate as a a business man, not
a politician.
There are already too many ca
reer politicians in Washington, the
Omaha Republican told more than
50 people at Wednesday night’s
College Republicans meeting.
Career politicians, who have
never held jobs outside of politics,
can’t understand how the real world
operates, Hagel said.
Politics, he said, is about re
newal. And the country is ready for
both an economic and cultural re
newal.
It is time, Hagel said, to cut the
size and scope of government, to
decrease regulations and to open
new markets. Government power
needs to return to the states, coun
ties and cities. That return would
make politicians accountable to the
people.
However, he said, a cultural re
newal would be a bigger challenge.
Values such as personal account
ability, self-dignity and common
sense need to be anchored in pro
grams such as welfare.
Until the nation focuses on cul
tural changes, other changes won’t
happen, he said.
Hagel said his campaign would
be free of smear tactics. Political
campaigns are negative and vicious,
he said, which discourages good
candidates from running. He wants
to set an example that a campaign
can be effective without being vi
cious.
“Remember one thing, you don’t
get a senator back for six years. The
job is about judgment, background
and experience.”
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want to see him,” Lewis said.
He may be reserved, but Kozak
likes to get out of the office.
“I enjoy running every day,” he
said. “Sometimes it’s nice to let the
rust fall off.”
Workjpg at Big Eight universities
has made him a “college football
junkie,” and he and his wife attend
several concerts in Ames, Iowa, each
year.
Their three children have followed
in Kozak’s academic footsteps.
His daughter, Jenny, graduated
from Vanderbilt University with a de
gree in business and math and teaches
high school in Boston.
Joe, a sophomore environmental
engineering major, attends Notre
Dame. Greg, a Notre Dame graduate,
is now in graduate school at the Uni
versity of Michigan studying geologi
cal sciences.
His two sons waited to attend Notre
Dame until after their father left the
school.
“My son told me he’d never go to
a university where his dad was the
principal.”
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