Jesús Fernández-Villaverde argued that the average voter would never support a party that aimed to fix Spain, no matter how attractive, eloquent, virtuous, intelligent, skilled in negotiation, brave, prudent, persuasive, shrewd, strategic, tenacious, pragmatic, diplomatic, integral, cultured, and aware of its limits their candidate was. To illustrate these qualities, he mentioned Cary Grant, Lincoln, De Gaulle, Churchill, Adenauer, Leonidas, Marcus Aurelius, Cicero, Talleyrand, Caesar, Shackleton, Bismarck, Metternich, Thomas More, Goethe, and Socrates. He added that, in his opinion, fixing Spain would require telling voters that many problems would not be solved by demanding more from others, but by each giving up something. He also stated that he was beyond remedy. #España #Política #Voto (translated)