Quote by Gerhard Kocher

There are two types of politicians: the ones that are courageous and honest, and the ones that have a steep career.

There are two types of politicians: the ones that are courag

Summary

This quote highlights the contrasting nature of politicians. It suggests that there are two distinct categories of politicians: those who possess integrity and fearlessness in their decision-making process, and those who prioritize personal success and advancement in their political career. The quote implies that the latter group may compromise their principles for the sake of their professional progression, highlighting the importance of discernment in assessing the motives and actions of politicians.

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By Gerhard Kocher

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