Quote by John Fitzgerald Kennedy

The basis of effective government if public confidence.


The basis of effective government if public confidence.

Summary

This quote emphasizes the importance of public trust and belief in the government in order for it to function effectively. Without the confidence of the people, a government may struggle to implement and enforce policies, make decisions, and maintain order. Public confidence provides legitimacy to the government, ensuring that it has the support and cooperation of the citizens. It highlights the significance of fostering a transparent and accountable system that prioritizes the needs and concerns of the people, ultimately leading to effective governance.

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Government
By John Fitzgerald Kennedy
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