kindred soul

Then he found a kindred soul in Bush during a campaign stop in Gaffney, S.C., when someone in the crowd asked how to block undocumented migrants at the southern border.

But in the queen’s decades of steadfast stewardship, French said, an ordinary man had found an inspiration and kindred soul.

And the critic Lewis Mumford, recognizing in Melville a kindred soul, wrote a biography.

And the critic Lewis Mumford, recognizing in Melville a kindred soul, wrote a biography.

That electorate may not have the time or inclination to read a lot of policy proposals or platforms or listen to stump speeches, but they know a kindred soul when they see one.