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Caliman73

(11,767 posts)
3. True. Comedy is often on point.
Tue Mar 1, 2022, 06:31 PM
Mar 2022

There is a difference in being a strong leader and being a "Strongman". Strong leaders operate from a place of confidence and build consensus for their ideas. They allow differences of opinions and receive input from varying sources but will ultimately make the decision to benefit the most people. Biden is a strong leader not a "strongman". Strongman leaders operate from fear. They seek to impose their will on others despite any evidence that is leveled to guide their decisions. Strongmen are bullies, but usually cowards in character.

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Biden is not a strong (man) leader [View all] StrictlyRockers Mar 2022 OP
Yeah, he's really slipping PatSeg Mar 2022 #1
You know it's a sad state... blue sky at night Mar 2022 #2
I agree. secondwind Mar 2022 #4
Depends on what you make of it. Caliman73 Mar 2022 #5
This message was self-deleted by its author Mary in S. Carolina Mar 2022 #11
Thank you! StrictlyRockers Mar 2022 #6
that's right blame me blue sky at night Mar 2022 #10
You should just put him on ignore, because he pretty much only posts his own tweets. n/t demmiblue Mar 2022 #7
This message was self-deleted by its author Mary in S. Carolina Mar 2022 #8
I disagree. StrictlyRockers Mar 2022 #9
True. Comedy is often on point. Caliman73 Mar 2022 #3
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