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Enneagram Movie Board Archive Re: Hillary Clinton, Al GorePosted by Dave Kelly on April 05, 2000 at 14:28:39: In Reply to: Hillary Clinton, Al Gore posted by Jan den Breejen on April 05, 2000 at 03:44:43: Al Gore is very Conscientious. Hillary Clinton I have typed as Sensitive (close cousin of the Conscientious). What we see in the public Hillary, I think, is a counterphobic reaction to social anxiety, or social phobia. She always has such a stiff, stricken look. When she speaks before a group, she only pretends to make eye contact; her eyes are going everywhere, up and off to the right, then off to the left, then down and around, but never catching anyone else's eyes. Here are some of Oldham's criteria: Individuals with the Sensitive personality style prefer the known to the unknown. They are comfortable with, even inspired by, habit, repetition, and routine. Sensitive individuals care deeply about what other people think of them. They behave with deliberate discretion in their dealings with others. They do not make hasty judgments or jump in before they know what is appropriate. Socially they take care to maintain a courteous, self-restrained demeanor. They function best in scripted settings, vocationally and socially: when they know precisely what is expected of them, how they are supposed to relate to others, and what they are expected to say. Sensitive men and women are not quick to share their innermost thoughts and feelings with others, even those they know well. All in all, I think that she's much more likely to be the Senstive type rather than the Conscientious. Dave
: Case text: : A DISTRAUGHT Hillary Clinton is agonizing over the toughest decision she's ever faced: She must divorce Bill or abandon the greatest dream of her life! Her own mother is urging her to dump the President and her political strategists agree. Trapped in a terrible dilemma, Hillary is devastated that her personal loyalty could destroy her run for Senate and her entire political career. Hillary's mother has rushed to her daughter's side - offering advice and comfort. Recent polls in tbe New Vork Senate race show the fust Lady losing support - especially among women who are angry tbat she never struck back at ber skirt-chasing hubby. But Hillary, who's stood by Bill's side through thick and thin, doesn't want to humiliate ber busband by making him tbe first President to be divorced while in office. "The decision is tearing ber up. She's in agony," an insider told. "Hillary stays up late in her bedroom talking on the phone with her closest friends about her next move. She is torn by what to do." Top Hillary supporter Rosie O'Donnell went so far as to tell an interviewer: "I wish that she was running for Senate as a divorcee." While some might see a divorce announcement as a cynical election strategy, top independent pollster John Zogby told: "It would certainly attract working women and young female voters who feel she should have left her husband long ago." And Hillary needs all the help she can get! A year ago, a poll conducted by the Marist Institute for Public Opinion showed she had the support of 58 percent of women, compared to on1y 34 percent for her opponent, New York City Mayor Rudy Giuliani. By February 23, Hillary's support among women had plummeted 14 points to 44 percent -while Giuliani had climbed impressively to 43 percent. A Washington, D.C., insider laid it on the line: "If Hillary cannot get enough women behind her, she will lose the Senate race - so it's time for drastic measures and Hillary's mother knows that." The First Lady's politically attuned mother Dorothy has seen the handwriting on the wall and is waging a forceful campaign for Hillary to boot Bill - for political and personal reasons. A source close to the Clintons revealed: "Dorothy has told Hillary, 'Bill didn't need you when he was riding high. He took his personal pleasures elsewhere and you had to swallow your pride. " 'Now the shoe is on the other foot - and you don't need him.' " Divulged an inside source: "Hillary told an aide, 'Being married to Bill is actually a political liability with women. At first they saw me as a victim and rallied to my support.' " But now many of them have turned against her, added the source, "for sticking with a husband who's an obvious cheat and lecher." Advisers are telling Hillary that by booting Bill she can "reinvent her image as a tough, strong woman, who will not stand to be humiliated," divulged a well-placed source. "But she doesn't want to destroy Bill 's presidential legacy by making him the first President to be
: Hillary and Al will never be very popular - western democracies are not based on Platonic N1-ish principles - these kinda characters often experience relational/image problems because they lack interpersonal warmth and skills caused by their obsessive task focus. (Hillary is reported as angrily shouting in the White House to Bill that she wanted to have sex more that 2 times a year...) Perhaps the leisurely/putty character of Bill made their relation (and his policy!) not a total disaster for some time. Hillary seems to be a person who is convinced of the truth of her opinions and sticks with it; which makes winning a discussion difficult for her partner. Life is very difficult for Hillary-like characters (and their close partners) because they want to make decisions as perfect as can be; pondering long on all pro's and con's before making up their minds. That's the process Hillary goes through now. : When looking at the Oldham/DSMIV classification, the Conscientious/Obsessive style (same as Naranjo N1 character style) makes the best match with Hillary and Al's character: : - 'works very hard, and is capable of intense single-minded effort'(to the neglect of relationships) : Jan
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