First father

Author: (USA) Gullan (Gullan/H.I.) / Fuyang Guo
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Publish Date: 2005-07-01
Features: Among all these fathers, perhaps only Theodore Roosevelt is close to perfection. To be honest, each of them has his own flaws. John Quincy Adams is both stubborn and irritable; Alfonso Taft is overly aggressive; Joseph Wilson is often self-righteous; James Roosevelt is often arrogant; John Dulles loves to argue; David Eisenhower loves to curse; old Joe Kennedy often acts unethically; Sam Johnson is quite rude; old Jimmy Carter is extreme and stubborn; John Reagan is an alcoholic; Prescott Bush always inspires awe. However, no one is perfect. On the one hand, they strive to overcome their shortcomings, while on the other hand, they raise a young man who later becomes a U.S. President in their own way. What matters is that they inspire their sons to persevere. Without a doubt, future fathers are already inspiring their children to persevere. Are they not also an inspiration to us? Is today's society not in greater need of such a role?