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In a democracy, the individual ordinarily votes for his or her interests, captured by those politicians who find a way to shape themselves publically to fit the individual's identifiable subgroups and needs. No citizen is more equal than another, but the capacities of citizens to identify with more than their easily accessible subgroup and to lead with a public voice runs a developmental course that is shaped by social projections. Two stories will illustrate this developmental spectrum.