I think other men are better qualified, and I will not consent to stand in their way." This is often said with the utmost sincerity.
George F. Hoar: “I think other men are better qualified, and I will not consent to stand in their way." This is often said with the…”
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He critiques the sincerity of those who believe they are unfit for political roles and their willingness to step aside.
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