I have to wonder if he didn’t really try to win because he didn’t want to be the one to stand in the way of the “historic nature” of what it would mean if a black man were to win.
At times, it seemed to me that he didn’t have his heart in winning.
>>At times, it seemed to me that he didn’t have his heart in winning.<<
My perception as well. To be fair, I never liked his politics and NEVER forgot that he was one of the Keeting five (although I think he got caught up more because he is kinda slow as opposed to actually doing anything criminally wrong). I have never considered him very intelligent nor was he a good pilot. But he does seem to be a man of principle and seems to honestly believe what he stands for. That is a good thing.
But it does beg the question: If that is true, what the heck is he doing in politics? ;)