Tomorrow we will be strong!" The man of the hour was Mohamed Beltagy, one of the central protagonists of the Egyptian Revolution and perhaps the country's most versatile and dynamic politician.
In 1912 he was elected to the fourth Duma as a Trudoviki (Labour Group) delegate from Volsk (in Saratov province), and in the next several years he gained a reputation as an eloquent, dynamic politician of the moderate left.
Inside the Congress Party, some leaders had considered his younger sister, Priyanka, a more dynamic politician, but her focus has been on raising her children rather than running for office.
Whereas "Roman Tragedies" explored the dynamic between politicians and the public, "Kings of War" highlights the demands of power on an individual.
"The Kennedys created a dynamic where politicians in Massachusetts played on the national scene and thought of themselves as being capable of playing on the national scene," Dach said.
Along the way, they offered a complex but intimate picture of the most dynamic female politician in U.S. history and, perhaps, the next president of the United States.
In trying to shake off that image, Mr. Jospin added two of France's most dynamic left-wing politicians, Mr. Fabius and Jack Lang, a former culture minister, to his administration.
In fact, there is a dynamic that pushes politicians to embrace the preferences of the typical or "median" voter, who sits squarely in the middle of public opinion.
A weakened Mr. Netanyahu would be joined by Yair Lapid and Naftali Bennett, two dynamic first-time politicians who represent vastly different constituencies but share a commitment to integrating ultra-Orthodox Jews into Israel's military and work force, and who teamed up to increase their negotiating power.
It also seemed to confirm the notion that Quebec produces a more dashing and dynamic brand of politician than the usual stodge.
