Summary Of Dick Morris The New Prince

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Dick Morris’s the New Prince, is an informative book on Dick Morris’s view of political public leaders, support groups and voters. The book can appeal to both republican and democrats as his main focus thought the book. He gives information on how to run a better government and become better political leaders by adjusting to better policies, outlooks and approaches. In the book Morris describes how a wide variety of political ideas have evolved over time. The book is more of a guide book no how to be successful in any area of politics if you use the right techniques. He explains that in order to progress from the past, new concepts have to be implemented in order to move forward in the future. He believes that idealism should be used as a tactic that works to be successful in the political field. Morris does this by pin pointing the negative aspects that don’t appeal to the public when trying to get elected for office or campaigning. These aspects consist of negativity, scandals matters and private problems, but also focus more on issues that relate to the public. In addition for that there must be a …show more content…

In the book Morris explains that if politicians were indeed pragmatic the political process would be a lot smoother. In the beginning Morris emphasizes the positive and negative when to become elected as a political figure. He states that it is better to steer away from the negative because it can backfire in ways that will hurt a campaign. He strongly recommends to Applying ideas is what Morris does best to try to get his point across so that political figures can lead in a more updated political world. One of his main emphases is to identify what todays pragmatics must do to take the lead. Morris feels that in order to become successful in a modern political world one must retain more idealism then the