Political leaders are individuals who hold positions of authority and influence within a government or political organization, guiding the direction of public policy, governance, and decision-making processes. They are responsible for representing the interests of their constituents and can be elected officials, such as presidents, prime ministers, governors, and legislators, or appointed officials, such as cabinet members or heads of agencies. Political leaders often set agendas, mobilize support for policies, negotiate with other political entities, and manage public affairs. Their actions and decisions can have significant impacts on society, economy, and international relations. Political leadership is characterized by a combination of vision, communication skills, and the ability to navigate complex political landscapes.
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