No, charismatic leaders aren't for me. I'm suspicious of any kind of leaders but I'm even more suspicious of that lot. Anyway when I vote at all (and that's rare), I vote to keep somebody out who I think is even worse.
I suppose who the most charismatic one is depends on the people who have been charismatised, and I don't know much about those. As far as I'm concerned they're just falling for another kind of marketing hype. I like to think that the only way to persuade me of anything is to give me the facts, not the ruddy poetry.
I was going to say Jesus was the most charismatic leader, but I doubt that he pulled very big crowds till after he'd died, compared with some of them. I like some of the tales of Jesus but they don't portray him as having much time for clear reasoning. Still, he didn't seem to do any harm while he was around, so I'm not going to judge him.
I wonder how much of Trump is this charisma thing and how much is his policies that the Southern farmers have long wanted to see happening. I've known people who voted for him say that they know he's a jerk but they think he's the only one who's serious about booting the foreigners out. Why anybody would want to attend a political rally is beyond me, unless for some daft reason they believe in the leader and want to go and worship him. But as far as I can see it's only how you vote that counts, if even that counts for anything more than putting a drop into the ocean.