Do you think Josh Penry will end up with a cabinet position under Scott McInnis?
DW: I don’t know what will happen. What he does with Scott McInnis — Governor McInnis, hopefully — I don’t know. I can’t see beyond Election Day. CS: Do you feel like he got shafted a little bit? DW: No, I do not. Not at all. I think Josh came to a very personal decision to withdraw from the race, and he made the right decision. I say right because whatever decision he’s made is the correct one. I’ve been around candidates for a long time. You know, poll numbers and political dynamics and the atmosphere and all that stuff — those are all important questions that candidates have to look at. But the most fundamental question is how bad you want it and if your family is ready for it. And if Josh got into this thing and realized the toll it was going to take on him and his family, then he made the right decision to get out. In fact, I was just telling a guy today who called me who wants to run for a statewide office in another state. He just asked me questions about it. I related to him wh
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