"Temperaments & Strengths of Presidents"

Temperaments & Strengths of Presidents

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What is President Obama's Temperament? It is widely accepted of John McCain's Temperament number; we called eight (8). In the last election he spent months positioning himself as the heir to Ronald Reagan's conservative movement. Poll data, however, show that Obama better embodies more of Reagan's key personality traits, than McCain. It is widely accepted the Ronald Reagan has the Temperament number; we call nine (9). In 2008, the California-based E-Poll Market Research conducted monthly surveys of more than 1,000 voting-age men and women nationwide. This survey firm has no knowledge of the Enneagram or the Temperament Types and was not trying to determine such. Each person in the sample is given a list of 46 attributes and is asked to say which of these traits he or she believes applies to a given celebrities including the then presidential candidates. The survey compares these two candidates with other celebrities based on five character traits: 1. Articulate 2. Intelligent 3. Confidence 4. Experienced 5. Influential Obama's closest match was Reagan. In fact, the two politicians share identical or near-identical ratings on Intelligence and Confidence. While most respondents label both Obama and Reagan as confident and intelligent, the attribute on which they differ most highlights a different issue for Obama was: experience. What Temperament is Brack Obama? Does Temperament Matter? In the following Time magazine articles, the four historians who are making comments about the President’s temperaments, do not have any knowledge of the Enneagram or the Temperament types, but are describing certain characteristics that are different characteristics of the nine (9) different Temperament Types. It is interesting that the front cover of the Time magazine has two, what we call, Temperament eights (8): FDR and McCain and two Temperament nines (9): Lincoln and Obama. Articles from this issue of TIME Magazine What Kind of Temperament Is Best? by TIME recently gathered four presidential historians TIME recently gathered four presidential historians to dicuss the presidential temperaments: What it is? Who has it? How much does it matters? The following is excerpt of their conversation: Gage:... The Temperament Factor: Obama - McCain - Who's Best Suited to the Job? by Nancy Gibbs When Barack Obama was 6 years old, he was the only foreign child in his neighborhood in Jakarta, Indonesia. He didn't know the kids, didn't speak the language. At first the locals were a little freaked...