In a cynical age, I still believe that we must summon people to a vision of public service . . . for, in the end, this ethic determines more than anything else whether we will have citizens and leaders of honor, judgment, wisdom, and heart.
Thomas Foley: “In a cynical age, I still believe that we must summon people to a vision of public service . . . for, in the end, this…”
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Foley emphasizes the importance of public service ethics in leadership.
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