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« The 'preemptive strike' defense | Main | Hey look kids! There's Big Ben! And There's Parliament! » June 07, 2007The Politics of Personality DestructionThe New York Sun has a great article on the odd things running for president does to one's personality, and why come candidates thrive and others don't. It's worth reading through just for the interviews with failed candidates Bob Kerrey, Bob Dole, and Michael Dukakis. Posted by David Darlington at June 7, 2007 05:52 PM CommentsPost a comment |
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