On "Hard Work"
When a politician gets in front of a group of supporters and tells them:
"We have to be prepared to work hard if we want to be elected,"
...that politician is never talking about the hard work involved in convincing voters that sometimes a difficult policy is still a good idea.
Am I wrong in thinking that maybe that type of "hard work" is maybe a bit more important in the grand scale of electoral victories than ten extra lawn signs or another hour of phone blitzing?
"We have to be prepared to work hard if we want to be elected,"
...that politician is never talking about the hard work involved in convincing voters that sometimes a difficult policy is still a good idea.
Am I wrong in thinking that maybe that type of "hard work" is maybe a bit more important in the grand scale of electoral victories than ten extra lawn signs or another hour of phone blitzing?
