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Power does not merely test character; it can reshape people until performance becomes identity and ambition consumes conscience.
Power reveals character, but it can also reshape it.
In politics, winning is never the only question. The deeper question is what people become while pursuing power.
In this week’s “This Matters,” Bill Britt examines how ambition, applause, fear and constant performance can slowly change a person.
Because power is temporary. But who you become stays with you.
Subscribe to “This Matters with Bill Britt” on YouTube, Spotify, Apple or anywhere you get your podcasts.
Bill Britt examines patriotism, criticism and the American promise that each generation must decide whether to preserve or abandon.
Bill Britt examines why voters’ choices often reflect values, fears, identity and belonging as much as economics or policy.
In politics, the line between admiration and idolatry is easily blurred. What we need are not hero-leaders, but servant-leaders.
The rule of law only matters when it restrains power, protects opponents and reminds everyone no one stands above it.
