Should he decide to run, he would benefit from the foundation laid during his 2012 run, albeit brief – particularly in New Hampshire where he finished third with 17% of the vote and would stand to garner a significant slice of Romney's 39% as well in 2016.



Huntsman’s overseas experience through several ambassadorships would be another plus – a credential no other GOP prospect at present can lay claim to, and which could neutralize the advantage of Hillary’s experience as Secretary of State.



But Huntsman’s best asset may, as a compelling orator, be his ability to tap into a sweet spot of support one audience at a time and build momentum over the next eighteen months, in tandem with the No Labels’ National Strategic Agenda rollout, toward a critical mass campaign launch, should he decide on a 2016 run.