Best Dressed Statesman

[Cassadine]

George Kennan

 

[Cassadine]

Anwar Sadat

 

[Cassadine]

Jagmeet Singh

 

[Cassadine]

Gurratan Singh

 

[Cassadine]

Robert E. Lee-- Not a single demerit at West Point; the man could shine his boots and buckles.

 

[comrade]

An example of American Exceptionalism. In most countries he and
his fellow generals would have been hanged for rebellion. In Lee's
case he became an honored college president.

 

[Schwazer]

Francois Baroin.

 

[comrade]

Jeremy Thorpe, British Liberal politician brought down by
scandal. Neo Edwardian in his style:

 

[Schwazer]

Mauricio Macri - President of Argentina.

 

[Andy57]

An example of American Exceptionalism. In most countries he and
his fellow generals would have been hanged for rebellion.

That ought to have been his fate. As an immigrant to the United States, the esteem in which he is held by some used to baffle me, although I think I understand the reasons a bit better now. But he is the very definition of a traitor.

 

[comrade]

I saw Attlee when he gave an address at my university in the 60s.
At the time he looked like a rumpled old Brit. I mean that in an
affectionate way. He was in his 80s.

 

[comrade]

John Kerry, Secretary of State and long time Senator. Seen here with William Hague,
ex-UK Foreign Minister. Kerry was said to be a client of Rizzo bespoke tailors in Boston
which recently closed.

 

[comrade]

Kerry, ever the athlete, with a cane probably because of an injury

 

[comrade]

James Jesus Angleton " The Ghost" head of CIA counterintelligence during
the Cold War

 

[comrade]

More of the Mole hunter. Note the Countess Mara tie,
unusual for the graduate of a British Public School
and two Ivy Universities.