S1045: Types of Politicians in the World. Identify for Reforms.

Many Citizens Defame or Refrain from Politics it makes or keeps society bitter, Only a Few want to Decode or Reframe Politics and make systems better.

Here’s a breakdown of types of modern politicians based on their primary motivations, following your format and including the concept of “Nationaliticians” as ideal politicians who prioritize the nation’s interests:

1. Partyticians: Politicians who prioritize party loyalty and interests above all else. Their decisions are driven by the agenda, success, and dominance of their political party, often at the expense of broader societal or national needs.
2. Powerticians: Driven by a greed for power and personal influence. These politicians focus on gaining and maintaining authority, often prioritizing their own status, control, or legacy over public welfare.
3. Also Religioticians gaining political power backed by Religious Leaders and group.
4. Nepoticians are ancestral politicians born of Nepotism rather than truely democratic systems.
5. Industrytician politician from any industry, business or corporate affiliations.
6. Ethicaliticians: Politicians who keep ethics of public service as prime factor in their Political Service.
7. Profitician: Motivated by personal financial gain or economic benefits. These politicians may leverage their position for wealth accumulation, engaging in corruption, favoritism, or policies that benefit themselves or their allies financially.
8. Populiticians: Focused on gaining public favor through populist rhetoric or policies that appeal to emotions rather than long-term solutions. They prioritize short-term popularity and votes over sustainable governance.
9. Ideoliticians: Driven by rigid ideological beliefs, whether progressive, conservative, or otherwise. Their actions are guided by a commitment to a specific ideology, sometimes ignoring pragmatic or broader national interests.
10. Careeriticians: Motivated by personal career advancement and longevity in politics. They focus on building a long-term political career, often avoiding controversial decisions to maintain electability.
11. Cronyticians: Prioritize loyalty to a small group of allies, cronies, or influential supporters. Their decisions cater to these select groups, often involving nepotism or favoritism.
12. Familyticians: Priotize their family succession over Success of nation.
13. Mediaticians: Driven by media attention and public image. These politicians craft their actions and statements to maximize visibility, often prioritizing optics and headlines over substantive policy work.
14. Academiticians: Motivated by intellectual or academic principles, prioritizing policies rooted in research, theory, or expertise. They emphasize evidence-based governance but may struggle with practical implementation or public appeal.
15. Reformiticians: Motivated by a desire to change or overhaul systems, often with a focus on specific issues like justice, equality, or governance. While well-intentioned, their focus can sometimes be narrow or impractical.
16. Nationaliticians (Ideal): The ideal politicians who prioritize the nation’s long-term interests, unity, and prosperity above personal, party, or ideological goals. They focus on policies that benefit the country as a whole, balancing diverse needs with a vision for collective progress.

These terms reflect the diverse motivations driving modern politicians, ranging from self-interest to ideological zeal, with “Nationaliticians” representing the aspirational standard of leadership focused on national welfare. If you’d like me to expand on any of these or explore specific examples, let me know!