“But being a new comer, I think sadly he is just exhausted and his head is spinning to be honest.”
Can’t handle the campaign, yet we should trust him to handle “leader of the free world” job?
Cain supporters are grasping at straws, trying to continue to support their candidate, even when they can see that he just isn’t up to the task.
EXPERIENCE MATTERS!
>“But being a new comer, I think sadly he is just exhausted and his head is spinning to be honest.”
Can’t handle the campaign, yet we should trust him to handle “leader of the free world” job?
Cain supporters are grasping at straws, trying to continue to support their candidate, even when they can see that he just isn’t up to the task.
EXPERIENCE MATTERS!<
Firstly, I think that experience does matter as you pointed out. But experience on a campaign trail and experience in the role of being the president are two different things as we learned with Obama. They are not tied at the hip.
Obama a great campaigner, is so far over his head as a leader he can’t make any decisions at all. He needs a toilet and a Totus czar.
If it is just the pace, he will pick it up. I am sure that if that is all it is he can recover quite easily.
Something has happened to Cain in the past week or two, it *may* be exhaustion or it may be more than that. I suspect that it is a lot more. I believe that something has happened that rattled his cage in a mighty way that requires secret service protection now. It was reported that he received threats. Depending on what happened and to who it happened (ie. his family) he may be really rattled. Face it, Cain is probably really that last person Obama wants to go up against.
And it is not beyond Obama to have people do unconscionable things to try and frighten off his competition.
So you can turn off the caps and stop trying to belittle other people’s points of view.