peteblue
Welcome back Wayne
Smartest guy in the world, yet doesn't know this rather basic fact. The President of the European Commission (Juncker) is nominated by the European Council (who, lest we forget, are the elected heads of the 28 member states), before then being voted on by the European parliament, who have the final approval/veto on the appointment.
The President of the European Council (Tusk) is selected by the elected heads of the 28 member states. If you want to get pedantic and say we don't vote for them, then we don't vote for the prime minister either, as they're chosen in the same way by their party.
The President of the European Parliament (Tajani) is elected from MEPs.
So all three presidents in the EU are chosen by elected representatives.
https://europa.eu/european-union/about-eu/presidents_en has all you need to know.
So when Cameron opposed Junckers appointment, which he did publicly, how did that work out......