I really think you should check your OED for the definition of Charisma.
I don't think it means what you think it means.
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That looks more like the definition of chlamydia.
I really think you should check your OED for the definition of Charisma.
I don't think it means what you think it means.
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compelling attractiveness or charm that can inspire devotion in others.I really think you should check your OED for the definition of Charisma.
I don't think it means what you think it means.
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You really are out of touch, where have you been ? A swing to the right and left, that happened when Tony Blair was given the boot, thats coming up 15 years ago.
Browns cameo, Cameron, the Lib Dems totally annihilated with Cleggie sent off to the riches of Facebook, Corbyn's wonderful accidental take over of the Labour Party and the last one left standing T May who was probably the most useless of the lot.
Then in walks probably the most charismatic of all Boris, who despite his media image of Right Wing credentials, was probably the most middle road and liberal of the lot. Guess what, the media took against him and eventually he was bought down by one of his staffers employing a bottom pinching whip who happened to get pissed more than he should and did what all bottom pinchers do, pinched a bottom or two. How did we get so woke that happened ?
Nah sorry to disappoint you but with a first past the post, its only going to be a derivative of Labour as a coalition or the Conservatives who have the party infrastructure and history to be winners, just look at how well the Reform party is doing.
No, he’s actually serious I thinkAre you winding the Americans up?
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It never occurred to me that charisma and narcissistic buffoon were in any way synonyms. Most of the most effective leaders, take Merkel, Deng, and Eisenhower as very different examples, were basically boring and had little charisma.
FTFYOh come on, Boris is like the bad dumb looking kid down the road that every mother told their daughters to stay clear of
Trudeau the Greater and Bill Clinton were both famous for their charisma.It never occurred to me that charisma and narcissistic buffoon were in any way synonyms. Most of the most effective leaders, take Merkel, Deng, and Eisenhower as very different examples, were basically boring and had little charisma.
The President doesn't really administer. They nominate people (SecDef, SecStuff, ...) subject to Senate confirmation who actually administer. Consequently, the Presidency itself is a fairly weak office compared with a Prime Minister. So fake it until you make sales is a useful talent. The exception might be if your party controls the House or the Senate at which point you may be able to issue Executive Orders and dare Congress to override or the Supreme Court to overrule.Trudeau the Greater and Bill Clinton were both famous for their charisma.
My wife met Clinton outside her office and said his charisma was so powerful that the very busy street and big crowds just faded away when he shook her hand.
It would be a big help in getting elected but would have little to contribute to effectively administering a government.
My wife also met Clinton at a charity gig at her work in NYC. Her company was donating a bunch of money to his foundation. She came away extremely impressed. She said he had the ability to make you think that he cared about his brief interaction with you, even though he was meeting dozens of folks that afternoon and did dozens (hundreds?) of appearances a year. The only person she was more impressed by at one of these occasions was Meryl Streep.My wife met Clinton outside her office and said his charisma was so powerful that the very busy street and big crowds just faded away when he shook her hand.
I think he means charisma and charm in a Benny Hill sort of way, or Mr Bean sort of way..A lovable idiot sort of way.No, he’s actually serious I think
Um..are you drawing attention to his right shoelace?
Trudeau the Greater and Bill Clinton were both famous for their charisma.
My wife met Clinton outside her office and said his charisma was so powerful that the very busy street and big crowds just faded away when he shook her hand.
It would be a big help in getting elected but would have little to contribute to effectively administering a government.
That's roughly what Ambassador Newt Gingrich's wife Callista said to him but then it didn't work out. Hey, he got to be Ambassador to the Holy See. That counts for something.My favourite story of "young" Clinton involved him meeting Pamela Harriman - fascinating woman - look her up if you don't know about her.
She was more or less the last of the true courtesans as that term was understood in history.
Anyway, she was a major back room power in the Democratic party and after she met Clinton she told one of the top back room boys "Give him to me and I'll make him president" (or words to that effect).