Quote by William Hague

I trust the people.

I trust the people.

Summary

This quote suggests that the speaker has faith and confidence in the abilities and judgement of the general population. It demonstrates a belief that people are honest, reliable, and capable of making informed decisions. The statement could also indicate a willingness to delegate authority and trust individuals to act in the best interest of themselves and others.

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By William Hague

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