Despite the sycophantic title: "A Man Who Won’t Sell His Soul," David Ignatius has some very good insights into John McCain – and presidential politics – in today’s Post. I found this line especially interesting: "The early question about any presidential candidate is whether he wants the job badly enough to suffer the indignities involved […]
Despite the sycophantic title: "A Man Who Won't Sell His Soul," David Ignatius has some very good insights into John McCain - and presidential politics - in today's Post.
I found this line especially interesting: "The early question about any presidential candidate is whether he wants the job badly enough to suffer the indignities involved in getting it."
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