NPR featured an old favorite anecdote this morning, which, in this election year (and with some of our current elected officials), seems super-appropriate. While running for president against Dwight Eisenhower, Adlai Stevenson was told by a supporter that he'd get the vote of "every thinking man" in the U.S. Stevenson replied, "Thank you, but I'll need a majority to win."
He totally didn't win.
1 comment:
What?
Perceived or actual left-wing patronization of the masses derail a presidential campaign?
I dont't believe.
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