Floundering Ron DeSantis has no sense of ambiguity WashTimesOpEd
In the course of my lifelong study of political science and related perfidies, I have noted that many political leaders of high achievement have an extraordinary aptitude for ambiguity, not to say dishonesty. The best example of this is President Franklin Roosevelt. He was not only a master of ambiguity but also a sempiternal liar. Yet let us not forget he helped save the Western world. Not all liars are all bad.
After Eleanor, there were the liberals, whose high-minded projects often collided with the Southern racists. Nonetheless, the liberals got along with the Southern racists for decades and vice versa. Then there were the agrarians and small-town folk who often clashed with the chieftains of organized labor at the national level. The Protestants quarreled with the Roman Catholics, and the states’ rights Democrats differed with Roosevelt’s Big Government statists.
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