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He acknowledged that he was old enough to know that he doesn't have all the answers, which is why he would leave it to the people.
"But what happens when 300 million different voices and people disagree with each other?" I asked him.
"You rule by majority," Gravel said.
"Well, what if the minority doesn't want to pay for someone else's health care?"
"Go to another country," he said.
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