It went unreported in the Washington press corps. But they would later say, no, it was a secretary who mistakenly gave 1600 Pennsylvania Avenue as the billing address for Friends of Al Gore. They changed it with an address that ended up being a graveyard in Denver. The power of the individual, which I can't overstate, and which I think is going to come roaring back with this new technology, where anyone can report things on the Internet, where anyone can report on officials in the highest offices. A lot of people are nervous about that.
Bad things happen when individuals or industries or inventions get too far ahead.
It shakes up the order. Now, this is odd for comments coming from the wife of the leader of the Free World. I thought this was the Land of Liberty, not the Land of Nervous Nellies worried about new inventions. I maintain that is the wrong formula for where things are going. I am very optimistic that the power of the individual will be alive and well from here on out.