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The essential question in Keren's mind is whether "sheer bigness" of modern government will "create problems that may well be beyond the wit of man to solve."
Right to the end, he stays true to his own myth. Presidents who can muddle through like good old English King Arthurs remain his once and future hope. Only half in irony, he concludes with an amended English toast: "The President, God Bless him."