Marshall

“Ford was asked to identify any qualities that were “especially disabling” for the job. Weighing his words carefully, he told MacNeil, “The one that came to mind was arrogance. That’s a terrible characteristic for a President. Fortunately an arrogant person will most unlikely ever be elected, but if you had an arrogant President—and I mean in a vicious way—God help the country.”
― Richard Norton Smith, An Ordinary Man: The Surprising Life and Historic Presidency of Gerald R. Ford