He is a novice- I grant you that. But, I look at his resume- and when I see what he accomplished before he was 35, it’s truly incredible. And these accomplishments were in major corporations in high level policy positions– top flight corporations don’t usually promote people who “wing it”- or “make it up as they go along”- Maybe, he was just lucky- but I don’t think so.
Now, your perception is obviously shared by many others— and so we’ll see. But, I’m thinking that his thought process is that of an executive— he does rely heavily on experts– and he does delegate authority (e.g.- ok states, you know what the law requires- now enforce it). But ultimately, I think he has a very serious command on his processes.
Of one thing I’m convinced, if he does make it, he can do more for constitutional conservatives that any other candidate - even Ronald Reagan. He can bring down the left and its “Big Lie” propaganda- and that’s inestimable value. So, I’m going to give him the benefit of the doubt. But certainly understand your reservations.
He was QUALIFIED for those positions. Before he became the CEO of a Corporation he had to have a deep working knowledge of all the intricacies of the company and the ways in which that company worked. Cain hasn't done his homework on Constitutional law or the duties and powers of the Executive Branch. He wants the job, but he doesn't know how the "company" he wants to run actually works.
He isn't qualified to be the President. He is more than qualified to run a company, provided he knows more about that company than he knows about running the country. We don't need another OJT President. One per century is enough.