Tim pawlenty Fellow former Minnesota politician John Vincent Weber commented of Pawlenty's popularity, “I think the fact that he has lesser name recognition than some of the front runners … is both a challenge and an opportunity because he can define himself and introduce himself to people without having a lot of pre-conceived notions about who he is.” Republicans should look for a candidate with a strong, successful executive track record for the best possible contrast with Obama. “If people want a Comedian in Chief or Entertainer in Chief, they should vote for somebody else,” Pawlenty said. “But if you want a serious, seasoned, strong, thoughtful person who gets results in a tough environment and tough circumstances, then I’m your candidate.
Tea Party candidate or as a moderate alternative to the Tea Party. And it concludes by surfacing an answer he gave to Time Magazine’s Michael Crowley who asked Pawlenty about the moment he thought he could be president. "I don't know,” Pawlenty said. “I wish I had a better answer for you.” In their video, the DNC exclaims, “So do we! this will be a long, hard slog. Don’t confuse politeness with weakness, Pawlenty told me, listing his battles with the Democratic legislature and the transit workers’ union. He shut down the government here over a budget fight, for instance,
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