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There's a discussion about the title in the arena, which comes from the famous speech

given by Theodore Roosevelt.

People always remember that phrase in the arena, but they don't remember the title of

the actual speech, which was being citizen and republic.

And the theme of that speech is that country, a republic particularly, has to have a core

number of people who are willing to take giant risks in order to move things forward.

And if people become too risk-averse, a particular vitality is lost to the country.

And therefore, people who've risked and lost should be inspiration rather than object

to derision.

We have to have people who are themselves out there, all we're going to get are a string

of mediocrities.

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In a regional airport in Bloomington, Illinois, you can share a bench with a defeated presidential

candidate.

He looks like any other traveler that was closed might be dated.

He sits with his feet on the suitcase lying in front of him on the floor, waiting for

his plane, perhaps.

His jacket over his left arm, relaxed, his right arm, holding his weary head.

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