Where Is the Audacity in Today's Leaders?
Caution is a disease that can infect both the politicians who start wars and the generals who conduct them, says commentator Dan Goure.
Citing examples of audacity like Gen. George S. Patton, Goure says that the United States cannot win a war with consensus; the country needs bold ideas and passion.
Goure is a fellow at the Lexington Institute, a conservative think tank in Virginia.
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