Sands, Steven D. Ealy's All the Kings' Men analysis justifies Willie Stark's actions on how he helps us do the right thing in politics. As mentioned above some might say Stark was immoral, but Steven says, "Stark maintains an admirable self-discipline as a self-made man and is committed to certain goals throughout his career and does not betray his principles, at least not explicitly, for political gain" (Ealy, 94), meaning although he has commitment problems his political views are not in question as explained above. Stark might have lost himself in power, but Steven D. Ealy explains "Willie Stark can save everyone except himself" (Ealy, 95), this statement makes a connection with Stark as he was willing to be a good leader to the people, despite his personal troubles, in my opinion can be justified as doing right by the
Sands, Steven D. Ealy's All the Kings' Men analysis justifies Willie Stark's actions on how he helps us do the right thing in politics. As mentioned above some might say Stark was immoral, but Steven says, "Stark maintains an admirable self-discipline as a self-made man and is committed to certain goals throughout his career and does not betray his principles, at least not explicitly, for political gain" (Ealy, 94), meaning although he has commitment problems his political views are not in question as explained above. Stark might have lost himself in power, but Steven D. Ealy explains "Willie Stark can save everyone except himself" (Ealy, 95), this statement makes a connection with Stark as he was willing to be a good leader to the people, despite his personal troubles, in my opinion can be justified as doing right by the