OPINION: Convictions about principled presidential leadership
Evan Koch
The conviction of a candidate for president of the United States for felony crimes is not a moment for celebration, but a time for reflection and recommitment to principles that define our democracy. We must carefully consider the character of those we elect, and advocate for leaders who prioritize public service above all else.
America’s Founding Fathers had much to say about a more perfect union centered on principled leadership and public service. Their words and examples can teach us a lot about our current political situation.
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