It’s not Chrétien’s age, it’s the perception he’s become nasty and rigid that damaged him in political life
WASHINGTON, D.C.--We used to venerate the elderly. But then again, becoming old was once a significant accomplishment. It used to be unique for anyone to live to a significantly advanced age (hence someone who did so had insights for the survival of the family, tribe, etc., that could be vital). ...
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