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At a roundtable discussion held at Goshen College on May 6, 2008, Mennonite students in Indiana talk to CNN’s Rick Sanchez about issues important to them this election year.
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Tomorrow, Indiana residents will play a significant role in the Democratic presidential race. It has been a long time – at least 40 years – since voices in this great state in the country’s heartland have had such influence and were so valued. » Read more…
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I am so glad that I decided to participate in the CNN interview. It was a positive experience and it reinforced my interest in this election. I was slightly nervous at first as I anticipated the day of filming, but as I took the time to think about what I might want to say, I became more excited and more convinced that my words could be useful to the continuing conversation of faith and politics. » Read more…
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At the CNN interview, it was amazing to hear how similar our views were on so many of the issues. Of course, we all have our nuanced differences of opinion, but it’s clearly evident that our Anabaptist Mennonite faith plays a defining role in how we think about politics. » Read more…
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For me, the best part of the CNN interview experience is the potential for a larger national audience to learn more about who Mennonites are, and for viewers to see younger people engaged in the politics. » Read more…
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The best part of the CNN interview experience was having the opportunity to articulate some of my political and religious beliefs to a larger audience. Not many college students, especially Mennonite pacifists, get the chance to share their views with millions of Americans (and others from around the world). I hope that what I was trying to say came across clearly. » Read more…
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The best part of the CNN interview experience for me was the opportunity to share my views with the global community. I was thrilled by the chance to engage a topic whose outcome will shape at least the next four years of US involvement with its citizens and the rest of the world. » Read more…
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