“Peace of Mind” “Peace of mind” will eventually supplant “security” as a primary political value. It’s a kinder, gentler, softer expression of “security” that is less politicized, more embracing and all-encompassing. “Security” has a somewhat limited, very specific meaning that is often scary and militant. It is what employees want most in their jobs, but peace of mind wins every other comparison. “Peace of mind,” described by Franklin Roosevelt as “freedom from fear,” implies the same result, but the tone is far different—and more appealing, especially to women, because it is the positive
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