Winston Churchill: A True Leader

Winston Churchill once said, “Come than, let us go forward with our united strength”. Churchill, throughout his life, not just successfully completed each task that faced him, but flourished at it. Including being leader of Great Britain. He was, and is, the symbol of strength. By using the sources “Sir Winston Churchill Biography: A British Minister’s Life”, “Blood, Toil, Tears, and Sweat: Address to Parliament on May 13th, 1940”, “Excerpt from An essay on the American Contribution and the Democratic Idea (Winston Churchill)”, and “Excerpt from Real Soldiers of Fortune (Richard Harding Davis)”, we can plainly see that Winston Churchill was an admirable leader. Winston Churchill was an accomplished leader because he had plenty of years of experience as a soldier, and as a politician. Richard Harding Davis, an american journalist claimed, “Churchill has achieved distinction in at least five different careers- as a
“But was also credited with some awful choices including the failed gallipoli campaign that saw heavy casualties”, was explained in the video. Yes, while Churchill made a poor decision in enlisting in the declined Gallipoli campaign, he was successful in politics besides this. For instance he won parliamentary seats for the Conservative and Independent parties. The video also said, “Soon churchill pioneered the decision for Britain to re-adapt the gold standard which caused unemployment, and ultimately caused the general workers strike”. While this indeed was a lousy decision on his part, Churchill wasn’t the number one cause for the workers strike. Besides, Churchill was only trying to give citizens jobs. Though he failed at his first attempt Churchill gave jobs, not purposely, to hundreds of men who joined the army during World War 2! Winston demonstrated, again, that he only wanted to help Great Britain. Even if he may have failed at