[OC] The world's most popular leaders by approval rating as of October 2022.Submitted by latinometrics t3_ydz029 in dataisbeautiful
LeroyoJenkins t1_itv1hdh wrote
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>I kind of think the U.S. needs to adopt this kind of rotation.
It is more complicated than that. The Federal Council has 7 members, from ALL significant parties. It is also based on collegialism: all members of the Council have to stand behind its decisions, no matter how they voted internally.
In the US, this would be, picking a random example, like having a Federal Council with Trump, MTG, Ted Cruz, Biden, Pelosi, Bernie Sanders and Schumer.
And after the council voted on forgiving student debt, Ted Cruz would have to go and publicly announce that the council voted to forgive student debt, why that is the right thing to do and why he defends it - even if he personally is against it.
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