Allira the name for TT’s comment is sick humour.
But let’s satisfy the mob shrieking for a presidency or head of state.
Apart from Trump they’re all so virtuous, clean living etc. 🤣🤣🤣
e.g.
Nicolas Sarkozy (France, 2007–2012): Known as the "Bling-Bling President," Sarkozy has been involved in at least 11 investigations. In 2021, he was convicted for illegal campaign financing and sentenced to prison (often served via house arrest). Charges against him have included corruption, influence-peddling, and accepting illicit funds from the late Libyan leader Muammar Gaddafi.
Jacques Chirac (France, 1995–2007): In 2011, former President Chirac was given a two-year suspended sentence for misusing public funds and breach of trust during his time as mayor of Paris.
Rolandas Paksas (Lithuania, 2003–2004): He was the first European head of state to be removed from office by impeachment (6 April 2004) after the Constitutional Court found him guilty of violating his oath and the constitution.
Eva Kaili (European Parliament Vice President): In late 2022, she was arrested and charged with corruption and money laundering as part of the "Qatargate" scandal, involving allegations of bribery by a Gulf state (widely reported as Qatar) to influence EU decisions.
Silvio Berlusconi (Italy, Prime Minister): Although a prime minister, his case is a prominent example of Italian political scandals. He faced numerous charges, including bribery of judges, tax fraud, and embezzlement, and was involved in cases where he claimed judicial persecution.
Emmanuel Macron (France, 2017–present): While his personal life has not faced the same scandals as predecessors, his presidency saw the "Benalla affair," where his former security adviser, Alexandre Benalla, was involved in violent misconduct, causing a significant political scandal.
Helmut Kohl (Germany, Chancellor): Following his term, he was embroiled in a "black money affair" (Schwarzgeldaffäre) involving illegal campaign donations, slush funds, and influence-peddling.
Liviu Dragnea (Romania): While not president, he was the leader of the ruling party and was convicted of electoral fraud, preventing him from becoming prime minister, but he effectively ran the government, causing tension with Brussels over judicial integrity.
And that’s before we start investigating their family and friends misdemeanours.
In the UK we haven’t even been that successful in electing a PM or a First Minister with a squeaky clean reputation who doesn’t have wrongdoings appearing in the media (including GN) on a daily basis.