Quote by Henry Kissinger

We are all the President's men.

We are all the President's men.

Summary

This quote suggests that all individuals are, in some way, connected to those in power and share responsibility for the actions and decisions made by those in positions of authority, such as the President. It implies that we are all affected by the consequences of their actions and, therefore, should be invested in holding them accountable and participating in public affairs. It underscores the interconnectedness of society and the collective role we play in shaping the course of our government and society as a whole.

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Loyalty

By Henry Kissinger

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