Thanks for your dive into the political equivalent of the Dark Web, where we can learn about the persona of one of earth's darkest creatures.

Like another commenter below, I also consider him guilty of murder (mass murder, actually), because his malfeasance on COVID was quite intentional. That's not provable in a court of law, but it's enough for me. Criminal law is supposed to be based on intent, and in his case, his intention was squarely on ginning up his base at the expense of people's lives. It was blatant, intentional, and sociopathic.