Verified Source: Winston Churchill — "In politics when you are in…"

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政治において、何をすべきか迷ったときは、何もしないことだ……何を言うべきか迷ったときは、本当に思っていることを言いなさい】【。

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Churchill, 26 July 1905, North-West Manchester (cited in Langworth, Churchill: In His Own Words)

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