Is there any elected official past or present....
That you feel came close (or actually did) to executing the will of the people?
36-40, M
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Picklebobble2 · 56-60, M
Not exactly.
In the UK back in '92 there was a Labour leader who had performed a remarkable turnaround in the Labour party and had put together a very strong 'cabinet' that was tipped to do well in the forthcoming election.
He had united a fragmented party and had given good support by the 'grass roots' of local political party councils around the country and there was a momentum about him where many had expected him to win the election in '94.
Unfortunately he died the year before !
Set the party back another 3 years and the country had to endure an extended period of John Major.
In the UK back in '92 there was a Labour leader who had performed a remarkable turnaround in the Labour party and had put together a very strong 'cabinet' that was tipped to do well in the forthcoming election.
He had united a fragmented party and had given good support by the 'grass roots' of local political party councils around the country and there was a momentum about him where many had expected him to win the election in '94.
Unfortunately he died the year before !
Set the party back another 3 years and the country had to endure an extended period of John Major.