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Reflections on leadership and free press in politics
A critical discourse argues against apathy toward failures in governance and urges prudence in leadership. It cites Sallust and Tacitus, denounces coalition opportunism with former ministers, and defends the liberty of the press as essential to free state accountability. It warns that patriotism and delinquency clash and urges caution toward fragile power.
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France
Melius
Kenrisu
Gordon
Tacitus