John W. Kingdon on Philosophy
Browse 4 quotations attributed to John W. Kingdon, catalogued under Philosophy, with dates where available.
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Attributed to John W. Kingdon, entry #225915: "The mere fact of being behind in "the greatest country on earth" is enough to constitute a problem for some people."
Attributed to John W. Kingdon, entry #193919: "People are sometimes reluctant to take big steps. Apprehensive about being unable to calculate the political fallout, politicians shy away from grand departures."
4 Quotes by John W. Kingdon on Philosophy
"The mere fact of being behind in "the greatest country on earth" is enough to constitute a problem for some people."
"People are sometimes reluctant to take big steps. Apprehensive about being unable to calculate the political fallout, politicians shy away from grand departures."
"Participants perceive swings in national mood, elections bring new administrations to power and new partisan or ideological distributions to Congress, and interest groups of various descriptions press their demands on government."
"Flowing along independently of the problems and policy streams is the political stream, composed of such things as public mood, pressure group campaigns, election results, partisan or ideological distributions in Congress, and changes of administration."