charisma, as a socially significant trait, was first described by the german sociologist max weber athe beginning of the last century. according to his definition, charisma is it is an extraordinary quality of a person due to which he is judged to be gifted. success or belief in success based on the results of specific actions. because of this , true charisma, according to choice, is not stable. a leader must continually prove his abilities, overcome trials , and constantly demonstrate that submission to him leads to happiness and prosperity. the old russian expression supposition ris can now be interpreted in a new way. this is precisely the situation that politicians should strive for, especially on the eve of the twenty-fourth year, when more than 4 billion voters will participate in elections around the world. they all need to be attracted by charm. in any transitional, and even more so, turning point time , when socio-political foundations and institutions, if not collapse, then change, the personality factor comes to the fore, for better or worse, everything happens, now is just

charisma, as a socially significant trait, was first described by the german sociologist max weber at the beginning of the last century. according to his definition, charisma is an extraordinary the quality of a person by which he is assessed as gifted with supernatural, superhuman, or at least specific powers and properties inaccessible to other people. in weber's sociology, the concept of charisma is closely related. and presupposes on the part of the subordinates deep devotion to the leader and trust in the established order, as his revelation or creation, to the charismatics of his choice. there may be anyone who is able to influence the masses with great emotional force, prophets and sages, demagogues and generals, politicians. a meeting with a charismatic has a beneficial effect on the psyche of a person who views him as a messenger of god, or a role model for a leader. it fills you with a feeling of sublimity from communication with the supernatural. possessing a special quality does not guarantee that dominance will be established. but only increases the chances of submission.

charisma, as a socially significant trait, was first described by the german sociologist max weber atition, charisma is an extraordinary quality of a person, thanks to which he is assessed as gifted with supernatural, superhuman, or at least specific powers and properties inaccessible to other people. in weber's sociology, the concept of charisma is closely related.

i think about, you know, what he's meant to this institution, i think about the famous essay by max weberpolitics as a vocation where he talks about the need to have principles but also a sense of responsibility when you're in the political arena. this isn't just a philosophy class. i think speaker mccarthy, speaker emeritus mccarthy, really embody that sense of political leadership. of being firmly grounded in your principles but also having appreciation for the consequences of our actions and the you nook responsibilities we have when it comes to exercising political power. so i'm -- it was also, of course, a great benefit to have a californian leading this house. i know that kevin understands as well as anyone the challenges we face in california. he and our delegation will continue to be a check there and i know he will continue to be in the fight to turn around california and this country. so thank you for your service, which will be felt by this institution for a very long time. i yield back. mr. calvert: the gentleman from arkansas, mr. hill. three minutes. mr. hill: mr. speaker, i

tactic, i think that's often meant to be a positive, but actually charisma is just the sociologist max webersaid, charisma is extraordinariness. and i think what nigel farage really does very well is embody the everyman man. >> but in an extraordinary way. and that is the secret to his charisma and how he manages to lead now. it would be extraordinary to be a shareholder because reform is a is not a party. essentially, it's a company of which he owns a significant portion of the shares and then go off and run another party. if he were to go and join the conservative party so i think that's got to be part of the consideration. but it is certainly true that without nigel farage and his charisma, whether you like him or not, i'm on the left. he's his politics are anathema to mine , but i am are anathema to mine, but i am perfectly willing to accept that he's a charismatic figure . um, he's a charismatic figure. um, but i think it's worth saying that whether you like those politics or not, they are not in doing as well under the uncharismatic richard tice as they are under. they were under they

i think about, you know, what he's meant to this institution, i think about the famous essay by max weber, politics as a vocation where he talks about the need to have principles but also a sense of responsibility when you're in the political arena. this isn't just a philosophy class. i think speaker mccarthy, speaker emeritus mccarthy, really embody that sense of political leadership. of being firmly grounded in your principles but also having appreciation for the consequences of our actions and the you nook responsibilities we have when it comes to exercising political power. so i'm -- it was also, of course, a great benefit to have a californian leading this house. i know that kevin understands as well as anyone the challenges we face in california. he and our delegation will continue to be a check there and i know he will continue to be in the fight to turn around california and this country. so thank you for your service, which will be felt by this institution for a very long time. i yield back. mr. calvert: the gentleman from arkansas, mr. hill. three minutes. mr. hill: mr. speaker,