### person | leader | administrator:

President
* Most presidents have heart diseases
  - write books
* Some presidents have sons.
* add pages.
* are academic administrators
  - corporate executives
  - heads of state
  - leaders
* are located in buildings
  - countries
  - elections
  - meetings
  - trouble
  - white houses
  - politicians
  - responsible for the economy's performance
  - subject to cancer and other frailties of life just like other people
  - symbols
* are used for leadership
  - running organizations
* are, by definition, celebrities.
* business executive
* commit political suicide.
* declare emergencies.
* describe behavior.
* direct teams.
* enter offices.
* get advice.
* give addresses.
* have active lifestyle
  - power
* includes arms
  - body substances
  - cell membranes
  - cells
  - corpi
  - cytoplasm
  - human bodies
  - legs
  - material bodies
  - necks
  - nuclei
  - personality
  - plasma membranes
  - sections
  - vacuoles
* leave offices.
* live in regions.
* make statements.
* prefer stuff.
* raise issues.
* say in statements.
* sometimes have to get people killed.
* support districts.
* take dinner
* to lead nations.
* use procedures.
  - several books
+ Historical rankings of U.S. Presidents, General Findings: History of the United States
  * Some presidents have mixed ratings. For example, Andrew Jackson is considered to be a leader who stood for the common man, but at the same time historians criticize him because of the Indian Removal Act. Another example is Lyndon B. Johnson, who passed civil rights bills and presided over the Great Society, but also escalated the Vietnam War.

Public administrator
* Many public administrators have a background in law or business.
* Most public administrators are in offices with a small number of employees.
* manage virtually every aspect of public service.
* term that covers a wide range of government employees.

Aristocrat
* are leaders
  - typically wealthy, educated people
  - upper classes
* wear make-up, restrain their emotions in public, and project a regal image.

Business leader
* consider interaction.
* recognize roles.
* to achieve exceptional performance

### person | leader:

Candidate
* are people.
* control results.
* develop practical skills
* get degrees.
* give presentation.
* have certificates
  - college degrees
  - experience
  - mass
  - master degrees
* have relate experience
  - work experience
  - scores
* have significant experience
  - unique experience
  - heads
  - legs
  - sections
  - vacuoles
* maintain posture
  - security posture
* meet physical qualifications
  - specific qualifications
* monitor health.
* must have experience.
* offer diverse opinion
* possess basic computer skills
  - relate skills
* provide information
  - personal information
* should have computer skills
  - excellent computer skills
  - good swim skills
* to gain experience.
* undergo procedures.
* understand documentation.
* will have ability
  - backgrounds
  - interest
* work with teams.

### person | leader | candidate:

Ideal candidate
* should have good swim skills
* will have backgrounds

Cavalier
* Most Cavaliers are extremely allergic to flea bites, and additionally to harsh chemical dips.
* are also slightly larger
  - good with other breeds of dogs and other household pets
* can be subject to a genetic defect of the femur and knee called luxating patella
  - notably suffer from mitral valve disease , which leads to heart failure

Charismatic leader
* are problematic in a democracy.
* can inspire and create excitement.
* motivate their follows to act on faith, trust and commitment.
* rise to power by their skill at invoking guilt in followers.