Leavitt has his classes first think of political leaders whose stereotypes most neatly fit the categories. For example, a typical class would suggest President John Kennedy as a pathfinder. For the decision-making stereotype, they might pick Robert McNamara in his role of Secretary of Defense or Jimmy Carter as President. For the prototypical implementer, everyone thinks of Lyndon Johnson (“Let us reason together,” or “I’d rather have him inside the tent pissing out, than outside the tent pissing in.”) To
