Jackson lead as he lived, sometimes with his heart, sometimes with his mind, sometimes with both.

Jon Meacham
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The term “lead as he lived” conveys a sense of strength and bravery. It shows a leader who does what he feels is right even when it is not popular. His sense of integrity is strong, which explains why he is admired for being so admirable in his life.

Source: American Lion: Andrew Jackson In The White House

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