 | United States. Congress. Senate. Committee on Foreign Relations - 1973 - 368 sider
...will, a high capacity to get himself elected, but no very great conception of what he is going to do when he gets into office. This is true of many of...comment upon this statement? Do you go along or not? Air. KISSINGER. Could I just make two quick comments? The CHAIRMAN. Yes, sure. Mr. KISSINGER. Two or... | |
 | Irving H. Welfeld - 1992 - 212 sider
...will, a high capacity to get himself elected, but no very great conception of what he is going to do when he gets into office. This is true of many of the cabinet officials. The knowledge problem is compounded by the fact that the typical secretary is unlikely to have the... | |
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The typical political leader of the contemporary managerial society is a man with a strong will, a high capacity to get himself elected, but no very great conception of what he is going to do when he gets into office. This is true of many of the cabinet... 