Teddy Roosevelt: “The ne'er-do-well of a family who in one place has his debts paid a couple of times and is then forced to resign from…”

“The ne'er-do-well of a family who in one place has his debts paid a couple of times and is then forced to resign from his clubs and lead a cloudy but innocuous existence on a small pension, in the other abruptly finishes his career by being hung for horse-stealing.”