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man of the people 

A person (man or woman, just adjust by case) who lives and breathes because they want nothing more than to help others. Nothing brings him or her greater joy than improving the life of someone else either emotionally, morally, economically or socially. And nothing angers them more than seeing them mistreated or suffering.
Making money may bring them satisfaction, but it is almost never be the driving factor.
Person 1: Jenna is weird.
Person 2: Why do you say that?
Person 1: She had a pretty successful company and a revenue of about 500.000 dollars each year, but instead of keeping it, she donated 90% of it to charity and then became a politician in order to repeal laws that make it harder for low-income citizens to work. It's nice, but it sounds like a lot of stress for people she has no connection to.
Person 2: That's because she is a woman of the people. God put her here to save the little people with no voice for themselves.
man of the people by mancyclopediac January 21, 2019
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Man of the people 

Noun: Lee M.
Description: An individual who is of high status yet understands and sympathizes with ordinary people (plebeians).
1) Lee, you are a man of the people.

2) Hey, do you know Lee? He is really a man of the people.

3) Someone you aspire to be
Man of the people by dontTestm3 June 28, 2020

Man of the People 

A bruv who falsely identifies the wants and needs of others as an excuse to satisfy his own selfish needs.
Yo, Eric says he’s a Man of the People, but he really just wants to get pizza on the company dime.
Man of the People by Tamsters September 21, 2019
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