Political capital refers to the trust, influence, and goodwill a leader accrues, enabling them to rally support and push agendas. It’s spent on controversial policies or reforms, with benefits flowing to allies, party members, or constituents who gain from enacted decisions. Earned through successful actions, it diminishes when squandered on unpopular moves.
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