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Jiang defines successful politicians as opportunists with no ideas or principles, motivated first by political power.
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Jiang defines successful politicians as opportunists with no ideas or principles, motivated first by political power.
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"...Second thing is that the thing to know about very successful politicians is they are first and foremost opportunists. They have no ideas. They..."
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"...sense? Okay? So that's the thing you need to know about politicians, okay? All they care about is political power. They will do anything..."
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