Interview with Grady Gammage - Central Arizona Project
Interview with Grady Gammage - Central Arizona Project
Interview with Grady Gammage - Central Arizona Project
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Q. Well people might be ready for Hillary to be President.<br />
A. That’s a different question. I don’t know.<br />
Q. They know that name.<br />
A. Yes that’s not responding to an unknown that’s for sure.<br />
Q. Do you see yourself getting more involved more <strong>with</strong> water issues You’re<br />
obviously an expert.<br />
A. It’s interesting. I was on the Board for twelve years and didn’t really give any<br />
serious consideration of running again. I felt like that’s enough. I did this long<br />
enough. When I ran for the Board, I thought I might run for something else some<br />
day because I have the same name as the big pink building and I can get<br />
elected. I don’t think that is the case. I don’t think I’ll run for anything else. I<br />
don’t like partisan politics. The Board worked well for me. The other thing that I<br />
really liked about the Board is it was all substantive. There’s no sort of folderol.<br />
You don’t have to pretend to be interested in a bunch of issues that you’re not<br />
really interested in. It’s a very limited purpose governmental entity and I felt like it<br />
was public service and I got to do something that was meaningful and worthwhile<br />
and was very challenging. It’s very complex and interesting stuff.<br />
<strong>Interview</strong> <strong>with</strong> <strong>Grady</strong> <strong>Gammage</strong><br />
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