Judging a Candidate

There are 5 main categories that you can inspect in the diligence of understanding the might of a candidate for any office.
They are the following:
Charm.
Charisma.
Presence.
Money.
Training.

In all, the most attractive of all seems of course to be charisma.  Reagan had a ton.
Kennedy and Clinton also were strong in charisma.

Charisma is the liklihood that you would want to play cards with the candidate.
Charm is the interest you would have of having dinner with a candidate.
Money is the liklihood that the candidate would have intersting things to say and effect your own mind and spiritual and economic growth in life.
Presence is the liklihood that you would like to simply have a conversation with the candidate.  Please forgive my nasty remark, but Mr. Obama is a little bit less in the category of presence, but he makes up for it in Training and Money.
Training is the amount of prior experience and know how of course that a man or woman has in his capacity to lead a nation or a people.

So good for us today.
If you want my take on todays GOP election, Romney has no charisma or training and really has little presence, charm.
Gingrich is lacking in everything except money.
Ron Paul is about as astute as it gets if you are a has been Nazi from the past.  He will take your training and he will take your charm and he will endow you with unrealistic dreams and a fools paradise of conjecture in the debate of liberty and madness and interesting leadership.  His day is gone, but his situation is that there are too many narcissitic self endeavored evangelicists for antisemitism and personal gain that this day is a scary one in terms of the fact that the libertarianism and antisemitism and other xenophobia of this candidate is going to play in the future in a big way in terms of the limitations of liberty and growth of personal interests and sunshine in American politics.
Jon Huntsman is strong in training of course having served every president since Ronald Reagan. 
His charisma is ok and his charm is fine.  His money is actually quite good and his presence is not too terrible.   I go with Huntsman.
Rick Santorum is a fool and if he things he can win an election, he is barking up the child support tree of shame.  His presence is exciting, but his money is poor.
Rick Perry is funny in a very funny way.  He has a charismatic golf swing and thats about all.  His charm is penny spent and his training is sort of acceptable of course.  His presence is like a banana in a clam chowder bowl and his money is not to terrible but his monetary value is essentially nil in comparison to say Jon Huntsman who stands for freedom, liberty, capitalism and the American Way of Life.