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Those "extra pieces of DNA" aren't extra, but they are differentiating and caused our species to develop more "gray matter," making us into a thinking, predicting, problem-solving, social group.
Some people affiliate themselves with political figures because they represent things they believe in. It might be herd mentality, but that's a shallow way of seeing it, in my opinion. So many factors influence one's "mentality," from the culture they were born into to the life they experience. So many things shape views and desires.
I sincerely believe people get into politics to do good things, to create "real change," not just gain "power."