simplemind
JF-Expert Member
- Apr 10, 2009
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Apparently the consensus is :
1. Often are people who do not seek power but have authority conferred upon them by others who value their judgement.
2. Serve as an example of intergrity and loyalty to public and other political leaders
3. Has good communication and interpersonal skills who can work with a range of people regardless of political party or opinion to achieve good for the nation.
4.can resist the various temptations and lures of political arena.
5. Has a strong character with both conscience and charisma.
6.able to listen to common people and represent them faithfully.
7. Must have the courage to say what needs to be said rather than tell public what they want to here.
B.be able to make difficult and unpopular desicions for greater good.
9. Has leadership style that focuses on coalition building rather manipulation to get what they want.
Just wondering how far our leaders past and present have conformed or deviated from the above traits?
1. Often are people who do not seek power but have authority conferred upon them by others who value their judgement.
2. Serve as an example of intergrity and loyalty to public and other political leaders
3. Has good communication and interpersonal skills who can work with a range of people regardless of political party or opinion to achieve good for the nation.
4.can resist the various temptations and lures of political arena.
5. Has a strong character with both conscience and charisma.
6.able to listen to common people and represent them faithfully.
7. Must have the courage to say what needs to be said rather than tell public what they want to here.
B.be able to make difficult and unpopular desicions for greater good.
9. Has leadership style that focuses on coalition building rather manipulation to get what they want.
Just wondering how far our leaders past and present have conformed or deviated from the above traits?
