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Obama, Christie and Trump: a study in statesmanship (revised)**
(This is a revised version of the post. For the reasons see the bottom of the post) In ancient Greece, the statesman was often contrasted with the tyrant. A statesman ruled for the common good; the tyrant ruled for a … Continue reading
Posted in corruption, education, philosophy, public opinion, statesmanship
Tagged Chris Christie, Donald Trump, New Jersey, Plato
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