Leo the Listener: The American Pope Who Listens Before He Speaks
In his first 100 days, Leo has shown that listening may be the most radical act of all.
In American politics, the first 100 days of a presidency serve as a litmus test — a special lens through which we gauge a leader’s vision, priorities, and early wins.
From Franklin Roosevelt’s New Deal blitz to more recent administrations navigating crises, this benchmark reveals not just policies but character. It’s a tradition born of urgency, where b…
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