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To: Tenchusatsu who wrote (149559)	8/13/2002 11:49:01 AM
From: i-node	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 1580253

Yousef, <But making decisions based on polls is not leadership ... This is "followership".> It is also one of the habits of Highly Ineffective People This is an interesting thing to me: 1. JFK writes the definitive classic text about leadership and political courage (Profiles in Courage) -- one which totally focused on the notion of governance based on principal instead of polls; 2. JFK was purportedly a (if not THE) most important inspiration for Clinton; 3. Clinton couldn't take a pee without taking a poll first. I cannot imagine why Clinton squandered his opportunity for creating a legacy in this way. Logically, (3) doesn't follow (1) and (2). The one thing he might have done to have a legacy would have been to show political courage. Yet, he totally failed at doing so. Strange.