Political Leader Profile

[Viv]

A testing little quiz about your political leadership style. The link:

http://www.military.com/PoliticalLeaderShipTest/1,16194,political-main.htm,,00.html

I am happy with this, according to the bio we could use Anwar Sadat's pacifist and practical diplomacy skills today in the Middle East...

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Anwar Sadat!

Biography:
Anwar Sadat was President of Egypt from 1970 to 1981 and was one of the key architects of peace between Egypt and Israel. A career military professional, he participated in the 1952 coup that overthrew King Farouk, then the leader of Egypt. After becoming president, he embarked on peace negotiations with Israel. He met Israeli Prime Minister Menachem Begin and participated in peace talks at Camp David with Jimmy Carter. In 1979, Sadat and Begin were jointly awarded the Nobel Peace Prize. He was assassinated in 1981 in Cairo by religious extremists.

Leadership Attributes:
During a period when most Arab leaders were opposed to Israel on hard-line ideological grounds, Anwar Sadat was realistic. Sadat believed that negotiating with Israel was the path to peace and security. Sadat also carefully studied the domestic Egyptian political atmosphere to ensure that he had the necessary popular support to embark on negotiations with Israel. Sadat's astute leadership marked the beginning of an era of peace and stability between Egypt and Israel

[Mono Tejano]

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George Washington!

[Al Fatiha]

Anwar Sadat was a traitor to his people, and recieved the punishment for treason from his own people.

[Mono Tejano]

Anwar Sadat was a traitor to his people, and recieved the punishment for treason from his own people.

Well now, that's real nice.

Does that mean you and Viv had the same results? are you just a little unhappy with that?

[Al Fatiha]

Well now, that's real nice.

Does that mean you and Viv had the same results? are you just a little unhappy with that?

What are you saying :confused:

[Mono Tejano]

What are you saying :confused:

it's a little thing I like to call sarcasm.

Sadat was certainly not the greatest guy in the world, but instead of demonizing him. Why don't you take the test and see who you are?

[Al Fatiha]

it's a little thing I like to call sarcasm.

Sadat was certainly not the greatest guy in the world, but instead of demonizing him. Why don't you take the test and see who you are?My mistake. I didn't notice the part about the quiz. :)

[Viv]

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George Washington!

How did you get to be George Washington? Did you invade Romelia or something??:D

[Phædrus]

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George Washington!

Biography:

As the first President and father of our nation, George Washington set the standard for succeeding presidents to follow. At a critical time in the nation's history, he provided stability and prestige. He was the military leader of the colonies during the Revolutionary War. Against daunting odds, he led the military effort that ultimately drove the British from the colonies. After the war, Washington was chosen to be chairman of the Philadelphia Constitutional Convention of 1787, providing the prestige needed for success.
Leadership Attributes:

George Washington was political pragmatist. He could overcome ideological divisions, like those dividing Thomas Jefferson and Alexander Hamilton, who both served under him. He was able to admit the dire situation of the colonies after the American Revolution. Washington was also a consummate diplomat: he handled the tempestuous relations between Hamilton and Jefferson. He also deftly negotiated the relations between military and civilian authority during the American Revolution.


I think I chose choice two each time.

[Chookie]

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George Washington!

As the first President and father of our nation, George Washington set the standard for succeeding presidents to follow. At a critical time in the nation's history, he provided stability and prestige. He was the military leader of the colonies during the Revolutionary War. Against daunting odds, he led the military effort that ultimately drove the British from the colonies. After the war, Washington was chosen to be chairman of the Philadelphia Constitutional Convention of 1787, providing the prestige needed for success.

Leadership Attributes:

George Washington was political pragmatist. He could overcome ideological divisions, like those dividing Thomas Jefferson and Alexander Hamilton, who both served under him. He was able to admit the dire situation of the colonies after the American Revolution. Washington was also a consummate diplomat: he handled the tempestuous relations between Hamilton and Jefferson. He also deftly negotiated the relations between military and civilian authority during the American Revolution.

[miriya]

GW

I supose since it isnt that long it okay, but seem like I am a cool person

[ciaranxavier]

Biography:

Andrew Jackson is considered by historians to be the first modern President. He truly represented the common man, and was elected with high public support. Born in the backwoods of the Carolinas, he overcame his modest background and became a successful lawyer and businessman in Tennessee. He was the first man elected from Tennessee to the House of Representatives, and he served briefly in the Senate. A major general in the War of 1812, Jackson became a national hero when he defeated the British at New Orleans. He became President in 1829, and was reelected with a massive popular support and almost five times as many electoral votes as his opponent.
Leadership Attributes:

Andrew Jackson was a pragmatic leader who worked within the patronage-oriented political system that existed then. He was much more focused on domestic politics than foreign policy. Though he could use force — Jackson became a national hero when he defeated the British at New Orleans during the War of 1812 — he was a consummate diplomat and skilled negotiator. He was one of the most skillful political leaders of his generation and is credited with reviving the two-party system in this country. Personally, he was boisterous and fiercely jealous of his honor. He engaged in brawls, and in a duel killed a man who insulted his wife.

[Finny]

George Washington!

[Gareth]

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Abraham Lincoln!

Biography:
Routinely rated as our best president by historians and scholars, Abraham Lincoln guided the country through its greatest crisis: the Civil War. Born in humble circumstances in Illinois, he overcame his modest background by becoming a successful lawyer, politician, and leader of his nation.

Leadership Attributes:
Lincoln was a pragmatic leader: he was willing to compromise to hold the Union together, guaranteeing slavery in the states where it already existed. He also suspended individual civil rights in order to win the war. He was also supremely flexible, willing to try a number of different policies. For example, he went through seven generals until he gave command of the Union Army to Ulysses S Grant. One of the talents that allowed him to hold the northern states together during the war was his diplomatic ability. He could bring politicians from varying backgrounds together.


hm...

[bay]

George Washington.

I thought I was being a wimpy world leader taking choice no. 2 each time, but I guess not. GW did chase the fookin brits away.

[Viv]

Actually noticing all the US people are George Washington. Is this cultural influence, I wonder...:confused:

Of course Chookie is in there as well, but he is always up to things he's not supposed to be...:p

[An Céachta Dearg]

Actually noticing all the US people are George Washington. Is this cultural influence, I wonder...:confused:

Of course Chookie is in there as well, but he is always up to things he's not supposed to be...:p


I got Sadat so I'm happy to a degree lol

[Viv]

I got Sadat so I'm happy to a degree lol

Did you really? How strange. I am Sadat also...

[An Céachta Dearg]

Did you really? How strange. I am Sadat also...

Great minds think alike;):Dlol

[Viv]

Great minds think alike;):Dlol

I hope so. Maybe we are devious and have no backbone...:eek:...but personally, I prefer practical and a pacifist.

[An Céachta Dearg]

I hope so. Maybe we are devious and have no backbone...:eek:...but personally, I prefer practical and a pacifist.

Me have no back bone:mad::mad::mad:

I could sort out the worlds problems lol

[Viv]

Me have no back bone:mad::mad::mad:

I could sort out the worlds problems lol

LOL...donno how ye got the same thing as me then. I hate anybody being unhappy...you, ye're a scary guy there with your three red faces....:p

Pacifism is not on your to do list then?

[An Céachta Dearg]

LOL...donno how ye got the same thing as me then. I hate anybody being unhappy...you, ye're a scary guy there with your three red faces....:p

Pacifism is not on your to do list then?


I am a believer in a just war but no other wars.

That being I believe if a war can be won and is being fought for the right reasons and will provide benefit to all then and only then is a war just.

What im referring to of course is socialist revolution

[Plato]

George H. W. Bush

[Viv]

George H. W. Bush

Lol...unlucky...:p