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3 or so for each category. Must be currently active in politics.
Currently my favorite would have to be Shinzo Abe. He has a professional temperament and conducts himself with integrity. Policy-wise he's a classical liberal, has kept Japan's economy stable, and above all-else is a nationalist who loves his country and isn't afraid to embrace Japan's history. I strongly support his pushes to append the constitution to allow Japan to militarize. Nippon Banzai!
Off by quite a distance, and by no means a stable runner-up to Abe, would probably have to be Iran's Mahmoud Ahmadinejad. He did good things for Iran's economy, and by their standards was pretty liberal (possibly explaining why he was barred for re-election in 2017). I like his openly hostile stances towards the Arabs, Israel and West, how he purged corrupt professors from academia, and established gender equality quotas in University.
After Ahmadinejad would probably be Vladimir Putin for giggles. Don't support a lot of his domestic policies, but think it would be hilarious if he performed a Judo throw on Trump or Obama to assert 'male dominance'. Also bonus points for taking advantage of Angela Merkel's fear of dogs by bringing his lab to a summit and scaring her lol.
Honorable mention: Xi Jinping, Rodrigo Duterte <-- He's fkin hilarious to watch, but it ends there.
Least Favorite
We'll make it short and sweet:
1. Bernie Sanders: Brain-washes naive children with promises of free services and gifts. Has no credibility as he has never worked a stable job his entire life prior to entering politics. Is a plague to American politics.
2. Angela Merkel: Mainly have issues with her flip-flopping on policies, letting refugees flood Germany. She's not entirely bad though, so really I'm ambivalent towards her.
3. Justin Trudeau: He's a softie who bends over to the US. Seems inexperienced for the job.
4. Possible runner up: Emanuel Macron: ditto Trudeau who disregards his people.
Currently my favorite would have to be Shinzo Abe. He has a professional temperament and conducts himself with integrity. Policy-wise he's a classical liberal, has kept Japan's economy stable, and above all-else is a nationalist who loves his country and isn't afraid to embrace Japan's history. I strongly support his pushes to append the constitution to allow Japan to militarize. Nippon Banzai!
Off by quite a distance, and by no means a stable runner-up to Abe, would probably have to be Iran's Mahmoud Ahmadinejad. He did good things for Iran's economy, and by their standards was pretty liberal (possibly explaining why he was barred for re-election in 2017). I like his openly hostile stances towards the Arabs, Israel and West, how he purged corrupt professors from academia, and established gender equality quotas in University.
After Ahmadinejad would probably be Vladimir Putin for giggles. Don't support a lot of his domestic policies, but think it would be hilarious if he performed a Judo throw on Trump or Obama to assert 'male dominance'. Also bonus points for taking advantage of Angela Merkel's fear of dogs by bringing his lab to a summit and scaring her lol.
Honorable mention: Xi Jinping, Rodrigo Duterte <-- He's fkin hilarious to watch, but it ends there.
Least Favorite
We'll make it short and sweet:
1. Bernie Sanders: Brain-washes naive children with promises of free services and gifts. Has no credibility as he has never worked a stable job his entire life prior to entering politics. Is a plague to American politics.
2. Angela Merkel: Mainly have issues with her flip-flopping on policies, letting refugees flood Germany. She's not entirely bad though, so really I'm ambivalent towards her.
3. Justin Trudeau: He's a softie who bends over to the US. Seems inexperienced for the job.
4. Possible runner up: Emanuel Macron: ditto Trudeau who disregards his people.