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Amid higher office buzz, Pawlenty says serving full term is his `intention'
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ST. PAUL - Gov. Tim Pawlenty added nuance Thursday to a previous answer about whether he'll serve out his term that runs through 2010.
Pawlenty has deflected questions about his interest in higher office, including being Republican John McCain's running mate this fall.
When Pawlenty set off on his re-election campaign in 2006, he was definitive about his plans. He said then that "If I run for governor and win I will serve out my term for four years."
Asked Thursday if he stood by his pledge to serve a full four years, he said initially said he was focused on his job as governor.
Pressed further if the pledge still stood, Pawlenty said, "That is my intention."
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