The feelings of politicians are rarely transparent.

John Ferling
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When those in power say they care about you, it is easy to believe them. However, as is true of their feelings, the feelings of those who do not hold power are rarely transparent.

Source: Jefferson And Hamilton: The Rivalry That Forged A Nation

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