Rory Stewart on How Not to Be a Politician | The Good Fight with Yascha Mounk

Rory Stewart is an author, a diplomat and a politician. A former Secretary of State for International Development in the United Kingdom, Stewart is now the president of the global poverty-alleviation charity GiveDirectly. He is also the author of The Places In Between and, most recently, How Not To Be a Politician: A Memoir.
In this week’s conversation, Yascha Mounk and Rory Stewart discuss the difference between the skills required to win political office and those required to govern well; whether the old conservative tradition, discarded lately in America and the UK, has something left to offer; and why, despite limited progress, we must remain vigilant in the fight against global poverty.
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[@guydreamr]

Great discussion, Rory is definitely one of the saner and healthier (non-toxic) politicians around today.

[@demoisellelenina]

Take a walk to places in the Uk, we will pretend that we dont know who you are but we will tell you our true life and our will.

[@benlong5869]

Your intro is far too long I’m afraid