Strength, steadiness, and sang-froid are essential traits for a
president, (A)[who must handle tough choices on a routine basis and brutal choices more often than anyone would like to]. Bush and Kerry, so different in many ways, do share this crucial attribute: (B)[crisis seems to bring out the best in them]. (C)[Neither shows any tendency to get panicky or weak-kneed when things go wrong], and (D)[once they set a course] they can be extraordinary tenacious in pursuing it.
2006-06-26
08:28:06
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