Quote by Sydney Pollack

I think it's a terrible shame that politics has become show business.

I think it's a terrible shame that politics has become show

Summary

This quote suggests the speaker's disapproval of the current state of politics, describing it as resembling show business. It implies that the focus on appearances, charisma, and popularity has overshadowed the substance of political issues and leadership qualities. The quote could further imply a concern that the theatrics and spectacle of politics compromise the genuine intention to serve the people and make meaningful change. Overall, it conveys a sense of disappointment with the superficiality and performance-driven nature of modern politics.

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By Sydney Pollack

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