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Yet so far the public has largely yawned: "How many times does the world have to threatened with a deadly pandemic that moves from one species to another before people get the point?" Michael Specter asked on this site last year.

One of Mr. Obama's potential rivals, Senator John Kerry of Massachusetts, hinted at this potential problem when asked on "This Week" on ABC if he was prepared to run against Mr. Obama.

He did not take the opportunity to ask about campaign finance or Super Pacs, even though many Americans have expressed concern about this issue and only four questions have been asked on this topic over 20 debates.

Mr. Geithner, who appeared in recorded interviews on three Sunday morning programs to make the Obama administration's case that the economic recovery was gaining speed, was asked on "This Week" on ABC about the continued assertion by the presumed Republican nominee, Mitt Romney, and his advisers that the vast majority of jobs lost under President Obama had been held by women.

Others may not be so surprised – like Dennis in Wisconsin, who asked on this blog the day after Toyota's poor results in the first race, "How long will it be before Toyota fires a driver?" I said they wouldn't fire a driver….

Five years ago, I asked on this site how long the international development sector could continue to ignore domestic economic issues, support aid increases without mentioning the fact that services for the poor are being cut, and campaign for fairer rules for banks and multinationals abroad while obediently refraining from carrying out advocacy on exactly the same issue at home.

But when asked on the This Morning show on the CBS television network what conditions could lead him to withdraw from the race, he said: "Probably none".

"It is a great privilege to be asked to take on this role," Eriksson said.

Someone within the organization was usually asked to take on this important role.

Several interesting questions can be asked on the basis of this finding.

"What is the matter with this country," Dorothy Wickenden asked on this week's Political Scene podcast, "when other countries around the world, including China, are moving forward quite aggressively to curb CO2 emissions and have no problem acknowledging that this is a problem that's already upon us," and yet America cannot?