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Wasn't he?

Unless you mean president !== primer minister, but that would be such a futile remark in this context.



That's exactly what I meant. A lot of people in the US don't follow politics in Europe, but those who do are unlikely to think Berlusconi was a president when he was actually a prime minister.


Prime ministers in Europe have functions of US Presidents. Equivalent of European presidents I think is missing in the US.




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