If your candidate isn't doing everything you want..
Does it make more sense to elect a tyrant?
36-40, F
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trollslayer · 46-50, M
A good leader has the ability to listen to the information on hand and make decisions, even if those decisions run contrary to what he/she may personally believe, or what he/she may have campaigned on. The world changes. Good leaders adapt.
A poor leader only sticks to his/her "gut", doesn't listen to advisors, refuses to consider new information, and may have initial success, but fails when conditions change. In other words, I don't consider "flip-flopping" to necessarily be a bad thing.
Think of a football coach. The best ones are able to adapt to changing weather and player injuries. The bad ones insist on sticking to their passing game despite a 10 degree blizzard.
A poor leader only sticks to his/her "gut", doesn't listen to advisors, refuses to consider new information, and may have initial success, but fails when conditions change. In other words, I don't consider "flip-flopping" to necessarily be a bad thing.
Think of a football coach. The best ones are able to adapt to changing weather and player injuries. The bad ones insist on sticking to their passing game despite a 10 degree blizzard.