"Very few men are fortunate enough to gain distinction during their first term in Congress"
- John George Nicolay
About this Quote
This quote by John George Nicolay talks with the problem of attaining success in national politics. It suggests that it is unusual for a person to gain acknowledgment as well as distinction throughout their first term in Congress. This implies that it takes time as well as hard work to make a name for oneself in national politics. It also recommends that it is difficult to make a long-term impact in the political arena. The quote indicates that it takes commitment and determination to make a mark in politics and that it is not something that can be attained over night. It is a reminder that success in politics requires perseverance as well as devotion. It is a tip that it takes some time to build a successful political profession.
This quote is written / told by John George Nicolay between February 26, 1832 and September 26, 1901. He/she was a famous Writer from USA.
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