Can Ron Paul end our obsession with youth?
The 76-year-old’s success shows experience can still appeal to young people For the past few decades, British politics has become more and more obsessed with the culture of youth in its leaders. With every succeeding generation, leaders have got younger and more inexperienced. Tony Blair was 41 when he became...
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