Four years from today, who will be.....?

[Phony Moderate]

...president of the United States? - Hillary Clinton (Defeated Rand Paul by a margin of 379-159 in the electoral college and 54-45 in the popular vote)
...chancellor of Germany? - Angela Merkel (But soon to retire. Won the 2013 election easily.)
...president of France? - Francois Hollande (Narrowly defeated Nicolas Sarkozy again by a margin of 50.5-49.5)
...prime minister of the UK? - Ed Miliband (Labour won a majority of around 30 seats in 2015.)
...prime minister of Canada? - Justin Trudeau (But only in a minority government.)
...prime minister of Australia? - Joe Hockey (Coalition easily won the 2013 and 2016 elections but Abbott was ousted in early 2017. Replaced by his Treasurer Joe Hockey.)

[Phony Moderate]

...president of the United States? Kamala Harris
...chancellor of Germany? Angela Merkel
...president of France? Emannuel Macron
...prime minister of the UK? Theresa May, but way behind in the polls to John McDonnell's Labour (hopefully)
...prime minister of Canada? Justin Trudeau
...prime minister of Australia? Anthony Albanese

[Phony Moderate]

I don't think the Aussie Liberals are toast yet, btw. Their poll deficit isn't embarrassingly high and there's still over two years until an election is due. Remember that Beazley got a similar result in 1998 to Shorten in 2016.

[Phony Moderate]

The last post in this thread from 2013:

...president of the United States? Hillary Clinton
...chancellor of Germany? Angela Merkel
...president of France? Francois Hollande
...prime minister of the UK? Ed Miliband
...prime minister of Canada? Justin Trudeau
...prime minister of Australia? Malcolm Turnball

He managed to get three out of six right.

And would have been five out of six if not for two electoral upsets.

Anyhow:

...president of the United States? Idk, could well be Trump, if not him then someone like Gillibrand
...chancellor of Germany? Merkel'll still be there, despite her current issues
...president of France? Macron, with low approval ratings
...prime minister of the UK? May, with low approval ratings
...prime minister of Canada? Trudeau, with somewhat better approval ratings than the above
...prime minister of Australia? Whoever in the ALP caucus managed to successfully overthrow Bill Shorten