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... voters discerning , how often dumb ? How fre- quently were they fooled , and how frequently did they go unerringly to the better man ? How often did they elect the apparently superior candi- date , only to find that the presidency was ...
... voters discerning , how often dumb ? How fre- quently were they fooled , and how frequently did they go unerringly to the better man ? How often did they elect the apparently superior candi- date , only to find that the presidency was ...
第 191 頁
... voters have passed up first - rate men for other first - rate men ; thirty per cent of the time they have avoided dangerous and inferior men ; fifty per cent of the time they have rejected good and superior men and bought gold bricks ...
... voters have passed up first - rate men for other first - rate men ; thirty per cent of the time they have avoided dangerous and inferior men ; fifty per cent of the time they have rejected good and superior men and bought gold bricks ...
第 192 頁
... voter does not object to mediocrity . " The ordinary voter is right if the mediocre man is a safe one and the brilliant ... voters got their signals mixed : mediocre weaklings such as Pierce , Bu- chanan , Garfield and Harding were the ...
... voter does not object to mediocrity . " The ordinary voter is right if the mediocre man is a safe one and the brilliant ... voters got their signals mixed : mediocre weaklings such as Pierce , Bu- chanan , Garfield and Harding were the ...
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