In this article additional information in the form of a case example of Jon Huntsman, Jr. is presented for Prescription #9 of “Some Prescriptions For Productive Goals” which is : Consider voting for candidates (e.g., President of the United States) based upon levels of intuition in addition to other areas you believe deserve consideration (see “The Voter Scorecard”, Healthy Change : Part Five — Some Prescriptions For Productive Goals, #1 ).
Estimated Level of Intuition (Brief Analysis) :
According to Project Vote Smart (https://votesmart.org/candidate/biography/50681/jon-huntsman-jr; obtained on 11-16-2011), Jon Huntsman, Jr. was born 03/26/1960. The Project Vote Smart web site also showed the following :
“Education
Attended, University of Utah”
Chair, Huntsman Corporation
Chair/Chief Executive Officer, Huntsman Family Holdings Company, LLC
White House Staff Assistant, President Ronald Reagan”
United States Ambassador to China, 2009-2011
Appointed, United States Ambassador to China, August 7, 2009
Governor, State of Utah, 2005-2009
United States Ambassador to Singapore, United States State Department, President George H. W. Bush
United States Trade Representative, President George W. Bush
Deputy Assistant Secretary of Commerce for Trade Development, Asia, President George H. W. Bush
Deputy Assistant Secretary for East Asian and Pacific Affairs, President George H. W. Bush”
From the CNBC (https://www.cnbc.com/id/45052236; obtained on 11-16-2011) web site :
Current Occupation: recently resigned as U.S. ambassador to China
CV: Reagan White House staffer (1987); U.S. ambassador to Singapore (1989-93); CEO, Huntsman Corporation (1993-2001); deputy U.S. trade representative (2001-2004); Utah governor (2005-2009) U.S. ambassador to China (2009-2011)
Business Background: Huntsman’s 30-year government career was interrupted by an eight-year stint as a corporate executive— at the company founded by his father, Jon Huntsman Sr., who invented the clamshell food container. The candidate then held ambassadorships to both Singapore and China.”
Holland Code : The first or primary Holland Code would appear to be Enterprising (E) suggesting that he resembles people most in Enterprising occupations. Jon Huntsman, Jr. has appeared to spend much of his professional career in leadership positions in government/politics and private industry. In Appendix B Self-Directed Search Form R The Occupations Finder (found in “Making Vocational Choices” Third Edition, copyright 1973, 1985, 1992, 1997 by Psychological Assessment Resources Inc. Pages 267-271) under Enterprising Occupations, the three letter code for Politician is ESA (Enterprising, Social, Artistic). The author could not find a Holland Code for Chief Executive Officer in the Occupations Finder. The two letter “interest code” for Chief Executives EC (Enterprising, Conventional) at O*NET ONLINE (https://www.onetonline.org/link/summary/11-1011.00; obtained 11-16-2011).
“Huntsman’s delivery in giving foreign policy answers is extremely fluid. That is, until he is asked to describe how he evaluated Bush’s Iraq War when it was launched and how he views it now. The flow of words stops in an embarrassed sigh.
‘Listen, I don’t want to re-litigate the Iraq War,’ he says, admitting that he wishes to simply get past this question. ‘I visited [Iraq] three times as governor, and I’m very, very proud of all our troops in the National Guard. I was their commander in chief. And to this day, all I can say is that I’m grateful for the role that they played and the sacrifices they made, including families who lost and made the ultimate sacrifice. I’ll say no more.’ ”
The candidates the author has have thus far been looking at include the current 2012 United States Presidential Candidates President Barack Obama, Jr., Ron Paul, Mitt Romney, Michele Bachmann, Herman Cain, Rick Perry, Newt Gingrich, Rick Santorum, and Jon Huntsman, Jr. The author will be examining an estimated level of intuition (or, sensation-intuition) and their positions on Use of Military Force against Iraq (prior to The Iraq War commencement).
The candidates themselves or their representatives are each invited to comment, make recommendations, and/or add to the information in The Hygiology Post. Also, all of the aforementioned United States Presidential candidates are invited to be interviewed (for almost any purpose and in basically any format they choose to be interviewed) by and write an article for publication in The Hygiology Post.
The author plans to expound upon Prescription #9 (Prescription #9 of “Some Prescriptions For Productive Goals” is : Consider voting for candidates [e.g., President of The United States] based upon levels of intuition in addition to other areas you believe deserve consideration) with additional information in The Hygiology Post.
The Hygiology Post welcomes feedback from readers on all six parts of the series (individually and/or as a total package) upon completion of the series as to whether the articles help fulfill its vision and mission.
Louis DeCola, Jr. © 2011 The Hygiology Post