Only a small number of leaders make world-changing decisions. Only a small portion of votes elect these leaders. Only a small group within each party nominates a candidate, and even fewer influence policy.
History shows that leaders are not the only minority who can have disproportionate influence – revolutions are led by small groups also.
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