An example would be a politician who managed to get a major bridge built in his district and let the bridge be named after him. It would also be a member of Congress's desire to be seen as causing the benefit of mutually beneficial constituents. For candidates trying to win elections, the “image” or impression they make has been very important in politics. And through claiming credit, the candidate's image would definitely give an impact to the people who will vote for him. The first impression is extremely important as it is the factor of success or rejection. It shows personality and how it may appear to voters. Politicians are aware of how the public sees them and take years to build trust, make connections and establish a vision for a community. However, one negative comment or mistrustful action can destroy the foundation. There must be an image of trust so that citizens can trust politicians. Since body language plays a significant role in public communications, it offers a level of comfort that guides the audience and the location of their ideas. Politicians must remain calm even in high-pressure situations, such as debates. It is necessary to maintain strong images whenever the audience's attention is focused on them, because every word and every movement counts. Since public politicians are constantly in the public eye, image has been important in how they appear