Is it true that as a leader of a country, the things that you do right go unnoticed and...?

Question

Your wrongs emphasize who you are and what your career is. (At least in a country that allows freedom of speech).

I heard this off of somewhere (I don't remember where). Where someone said that "If you do your job right, then no one will notice that you did anything at all."

Answer 1

yes

Answer 2

I think that goes for more than just leaders. This goes for everyone and life in general. The best thing to do is not worry about what other people say and eventually you will come out on top. If you are referring to Bush. That is exactly what he's doing. he will step down out of office in 2 years knowing that what he did was right and will be glad that he didn't back down to political pressure for what he feels is the best for this country.

Answer 3

No, I don't agree. Especially re Bush. When he does something right it's news! But truly, the media reports everything a president does - good and bad. Whether or not there's more that is bad depends upon who the president is & what he does.

Answer 4

While it is true that wrongs are emphasized far more eloquently than the good moves made, it is also true that the wrongs of the Bush Administration outnumber the good acts by a longshot. Even if wrongs are generally emphasized more, our president and his cohorts deserve it.

Answer 5

If your wrongs are kidnapping, torturing, and mudering they will never go unnoticed.

Answer 6

Your supporters will tout your success, while your detractors will quote your failures.

Answer 7

No it's not true.

The only ones that believe it is true, are probably bush supporters.

Answer 8

no cuz people can see everything
nothing can hide under the sun