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Rahm Siguto is the President of Indonesia.
Career[]
President Josiah Barlet privately describes Siguto to Leo McGarry as "boring or rude [...] one or the other." He subsequently implies that the United States may have covertly rigged the election which brought Siguto to power.[2] Under his leadership, Indonesia is transitioning from an authoritarian dictatorship towards what Toby Ziegler calls "the beginnings of a real democracy".[3]
In 1999, Siguto is invited to a State Dinner at the White House.
Trivia[]
- He does not like salmon.
- Siguto's wife was born in Jakarta, the capital of Indonesia.[1]
References[]
- ↑ 1.0 1.1 "Mrs. Siguto will be wearing a traditional silk kegaya [...] Her jewelry is by an artist from her birthplace, which is Jakarta." - C.J. Cregg, The State Dinner
- ↑ "I can't decide if that man is boring or rude, but he's one or the other. [...] I'm sitting out there trying to figure out how this guy campaign for something and win, then I remembered - we usually rig the elections." - Jed Bartlet, The State Dinner
- ↑ Sam Seaborn: "We praise President Siguto for leading his country [...] as Indonesia moves from an authoritarian dictatorship towards a real democracy." Toby Ziegler: "The beginnings of a real democracy." (The State Dinner)