In a highly combative political environment, consider the needs of the nation and the public rather than being tied to ideology, doctrine or fixed principles related to political beliefs.
WHEN policy makers and their advisers are searching busily for answers to their problems (perceived or otherwise) when dealing with the public, it’s not a bad idea to turn to pragmatism as a guiding principle.
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