Claire Crawford-Mason Quotes
We project our doubts about ourselves onto our leaders. This has been a role of political leaders forever.
Claire Crawford-Mason, White House Correspondent, “Influence of First Ladies, Panel Discussion, George Washington University, November 1 1994
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Cooke was a bitter foe of monarchy in general and not just of Charles I. His argument here is that when the people support a king, they are breaking the Biblical commandment of not worshipping idols. Thus God is against monarchy. See {634004} for another religious attack on monarchy.
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