

US Professor Runs for Czech President
By NATASHA ROBINSON
ANN ARBOR, Michigan (AP) — As the U.S. presidential race heats up, a University of Michigan professor is focusing his attention on an election of a different kind.
Jan Svejnar, who has spent years guiding students in his role as a public policy and economics professor, says he's ready to make a real-world impact as the next president of the Czech Republic.
"Being a president is sort of the utmost public policy one could have," he said. "It kind of naturally dovetails the kind of professional work I do."
By NATASHA ROBINSON
ANN ARBOR, Michigan (AP) — As the U.S. presidential race heats up, a University of Michigan professor is focusing his attention on an election of a different kind.
Jan Svejnar, who has spent years guiding students in his role as a public policy and economics professor, says he's ready to make a real-world impact as the next president of the Czech Republic.
"Being a president is sort of the utmost public policy one could have," he said. "It kind of naturally dovetails the kind of professional work I do."
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5 comments:
Should be fascinating to see how well the Professor does in the election - make sure you update the blog re: election results.
Gramma
Hey Guys-
I am so impressed by your lives and adaptation, etc,etc. I understand a bit , through my son Ace's eyes, what it is like living in a different country. I am so proud of all you guys. lots of love,
chris,jenn,sky,ace ,zane and Juno
A professor from an American University in Michigan.....hmmmmmmmmmm..can anyone spell super liberal who wants to import mexicans to do jobs czec people will not do?
of, course, as always POP:)
I love Pop's comments! Why would Czech law allow a non-national to run for president? Very interesting. Be glad you guys aren't in the States right now the '08 election is getting annoying, as all the news stations have nothing else to barf out at us. Take care! :-)
"Barf out", Frank, is very accurate!!
Gramma
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