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Though
he served as Prime Minister of Japan for a mere two years in the early
'70's before being driven from power in Nixonian fashion in a
Watergate-like scandal, for the next decade and a half Kakuei Tanaka
served as Japan's shadow leader, known forever as The Kingmaker for
his uncanny ability to govern Japan from the shadows, often
hand-picking who would lead the country by controlling a powerful bloc
of legislators.
In modern American political history we haven't had a Tanaka-like Kingmaker, until now ... .Why Be President When You Can Be King(maker)?
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If I could stop myself, I'd be famous and rich. Sighing but LOLing.
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