Quote by Harry S Truman

I always considered statesmen to be more expendable than soldiers.

I always considered statesmen to be more expendable than sol

Summary

This quote suggests the belief that statesmen, or political leaders, are considered to be more replaceable or dispensable than soldiers. It potentially reflects the idea that politicians can be easily replaced or forgotten in times of crisis or conflict, whereas soldiers are seen as vital and significant contributors to a nation's security and defense. The quote may also hint at the prioritization of military strength and sacrifice over political leadership in times of adversity.

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By Harry S Truman

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