Every calling is great when greatly pursued.

This year, every political pundit is focused on the U.S. Presidential campaign, namely the incumbent Republican team vs. the Democratic ticket (yet to be named), and the recently announced Independent candidate. The incumbent, as well as each prospective candidate, is on the stump, raising campaign funds, spouting rhetoric from podiums in universities, town squares, and televised debates, and attempting to persuade citizens to give their votes to him. But it is not always the well-known candidate with spin-doctors who garners the most votes. Remember Harry Truman? He fooled all the experts when he won the Presidential election in 1948, and was photographed with the famous Chicago Tribune headline, “Dewey Defeats Truman.”