George Washington (Part 2)

Join Southwest Radio and Watchman on the Walls host Larry Spargimino with Scott Eash for part 2. One of the most remarkable events in Washington's life that showed the virtue of his character? Most historians agree that when Washington resigned from the military and went home to farming. He was very popular with the general population and the military. A man of lesser character would have pronounced himself king and would have become one more tyrant. Washington had a number of between-the-eyes aphorisms. One showed Washington's belief in the importance of leadership. "A pack of jackasses led by a lion is superior to a pack of lions led by a jackass."