The State of Global Leadership

Writing in Forbes, British historian Paul Johnson using a scalpel on the current crop of world leaders. Try matching the names with the descriptions:

• To quote Benjamin Disraeli, "A sophisticated rhetorician, inebriated with the exuberance of his own verbosity." If only he would talk less, and think more.
• A well-meaning hausfrau with the steely will of a dishcloth.
• An operator who is clever at everything except what matters most.
• A machine politician whose own machinery is visibly breaking down.
• A splendid advertisement for Viagra, a man whose antics would have afforded us much amusement in a time of normal prosperity.