If you really wanted to improve education, you would turn off the televisions
—Poughkeepsie Journal. In an extensive interview with the editorial board, Senator Hillary Clinton discusses education spending, Senator Jefford's defection to the Democrats, energy planning, her agenda for her Senate term, airport congestion, the lifestyle change that comes with no longer being first lady and what her husband's up to: "He's always going downtown to the diner or Starbucks, or the library or hardware store to find more hooks for hanging paintings because he's the person in charge of hanging things on the wall. We are having a really good time. It so odd, people say, 'What a change, what a switch.' We were both raised in pretty simple surroundings so being back in our own house, having to take care of it and figuring out what to do from day to day, that's the way we spent most of our lives, even though we had this unusual experience of living in a very, very nice public house for a long time. It's a good feeling to be back in your own home."'
