Quote by Theodore Parker

Politics is the science of urgencies.

Politics is the science of urgencies.

Summary

This quote suggests that politics is a field that deals with immediate priorities and pressing matters. It implies that political decisions and actions are driven by a sense of urgency, rather than being guided solely by long-term considerations or principles. This perspective views politics as the practice of addressing critical issues and solving immediate problems for society, highlighting the need to respond promptly to emergent challenges and prioritize immediate needs over long-term planning.

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By Theodore Parker

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