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“Michelle Bachmann is a little closer to the grind because her business interests are smaller, but she sounds like Perry and Cain when it comes to management.”

If you have read ANY articles on Bachmann’s staffing issues, you’d know she is NOT a good manager. She cant run a good campaign, doesnt know how to keep right levels of authority. For that reason, she will not be the nominee.

You are correct that Perry has been underestimated wrt his executive experience. Cain, Romney and Perry will be Reagan-style delegators. Gingrich may be a bit less disciplined, he’s overflowing with ideas. He needs to learn from Steve Jobs, who had a few main projects. focus!

You really can't measure a candidate according to how they manage the professional campaign people. That's because it is all too easy to pick up one of them who is mentally ill, actually working for the Democrats or another candidate, or who is simply dishonest.

So, no, that's not a good method at all.

And no, Romney would not be a Reagan or Eisenhower style "delegator". He sniffs a popular issue and invariably gets his hands in it personally ~ and he's usually on the wrong side.

That's why he can't break that aggregate 20% level. People sense this about the man whether they can articulate it or not.

But my comparison was to Eisenhower, not Reagan.