Huffington Magazine Issue 43 | Page 55

CHIP SOMODEVILLA/GETTY IMAGES VOTE ON CONSCIENCE Glickman, who became Agriculture Secretary weeks after his 1994 defeat. “But Obama has to build public support and he needs respected validators out there: people in the faith-based community, business people, military, police, law enforcement. That even may not be enough … This is a hard-ass political issue.” The White House is aware of this. An administration aide told The Huffington Post that both the president and vice president would travel outside of Wash- HUFFINGTON 04.07.13 “I WOULD TALK UNTIL I WAS BLUE IN THE FACE. THERE WAS JUST A LOT OF MISINFORMATION.” ington to sell the comprehensive package of reforms. The president’s campaign arm, recently converted to a non-profit 501(c) (4) organization, would be utilized to drum up public support. In addition, the White House would work hand-in-hand with mayors, governors, law enforcement, David Price (left) who supported the 1994 bill, with Rep. Hal Rogers (RKY) in 2008.