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Interweaving his narrative with a brilliantly astute and concise history of the Senate , Caro shows readers how political initiatives triumph or fail and how political genius functions . One-liners , even politically astute one-liners , cannot save a movie , especially one as deeply flawed as this one . You have to be politically astute and fairly aggressive and articulate , and library schools tend to attract individuals with the opposite qualities . Set against the real hardship of her own background , such blather about " the bourgeoisie dictating consciousness " seemed hardly astute . He was not only an adept scientist and clinician , but also a politically astute public servant . This person is technically astute at applying and teaching the simple and complex statistical tools of Six Sigma . They're learning that they need to become more politically astute and politically involved to make sure that their research is n't , shall we say , " drowned in the bathtub . It is a very politically astute company . Too astute a student of nature to believe that Darwin 's theory of natural selection applied unqualifiedly to human social evolution , he concluded that we should " modify the principles or doctrines " of government to create a more just social environment .