No, but controlling a state does a statesman make. I suppose you could quibble over the formal definition of "statesman", but the fact of the matter is there a

No, but controlling a state does a statesman make. I suppose you could quibble over the formal definition of "statesman", but the fact of the matter is there are individuals in the United States who exert great power over the directions and policy of the country who lack integrity and are dishonest, and I think it's a shame they are the ones with the influence. If you're going to control a country, do it at the helm, not from the shadows.