If a political leader convinces the public to support legislation that is against its own interests,the public is behaving irrationally.

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If the public knowingly supports legislation that is against its own interests, it would be considered irrational behavior. However, if they are misled or deceived by the political leader, it would be considered an example of manipulation or coercion rather than irrationality on the part of the public.

If a Political Leader Convinces the Public to Support Legislation