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Jiang's model of successful politicians as actors who care primarily about political power rather than ideas or principles.
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Political opportunist
Jiang's model of successful politicians as actors who care primarily about political power rather than ideas or principles.
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"...know about very successful politicians is they are first and foremost opportunists. They have no ideas. They have no principles. All they care about..."
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"Does that make sense? Okay? So that's the thing you need to know about politicians, okay? All they care about is political power. They..."
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"...then you have the global financial elite and these people are opportunists they're speculators"
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"...answer for people who hate Paul is he was just an opportunist, a charlatan. Okay? He saw a business opportunity. Everyone loved Jesus. Jesus..."
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"...the answer is this. I don't want to say Paul is opportunist. Or he's evil. I believe he was also a believer in his..."
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A dated May 2024 election model: Biden's 2020 coalition weakens, the suburbs become the hinge, and Trump can win by turning Nikki Haley from enemy into evidence that he has changed.
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