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Must a leader be (perceived as being) full of certainty in order to be successful?
I read an article by Ron Elving about Paul Ryan’s VP nomination speech at the Republican convention. The piece includes the following: Ryan turns on conservatives with his incandescent devotion to a set of ideas. He is steeped in his … Continue reading
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Tagged certainty, election, flip-flopping, paul ryan, politics
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