based   if you go look at the history of the keys, they will have called 90+% of presidents uncharismatic. that's obviously false. people don't get that far and get millions of people to vote for them by being uncharismatic. you're looking at the simplistic name and not at what the criteria is about: > lichtman defines a charismatic candidate as one with an extraordinarily persuasive or dynamic personality that gives him or her broad appeal that extends to voters outside their party's base. having studied the political careers of all historical presidential candidates, lichtman found that james g. blaine, william jennings bryan, theodore roosevelt, franklin d. roosevelt, john f. kennedy, ronald reagan, and barack obama had charisma that was exceptional enough to make a measurable difference in their political fortunes. by contrast, lichtman found that while donald trump had an intense appeal, it was with only a narrow slice of the electorate, as opposed to the broad appeal that ronald reagan had with traditionally democratic voters. was bill clinton uncharismatic? of course not. but republicans didn't give a shit about him. so he wasn't considered charismatic for this key.
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