[MNJohnnie]

Turn this around

What executive experience managing large organizations dealing with serious crisis does ANY of the GOP Candidates other then Cain bring?

Newt is a GREAT talker. Fine so was Obama. Where is there anything in his, Perry, Paul, Bachmann, Sanatorium etc record that you can point to that show executive level crisis management skills?

And NO being “Speaker of the House” does not require executive leadership and crisis management skills.

Ah but that right, you cannot because there IS none. None of them have dealt with such a crisis in their history

So by your own stated standard, NONE of the candidates is “Ready”.

[magritte]

What executive experience managing large organizations dealing with serious crisis does ANY of the GOP Candidates other then Cain bring?

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Don’t go there, cause the answer is the one who can’t be mentioned.

[joesbucks]

What serious crisis did he handle corporately? The Godfather's turn around? That wasn't a serious life or death crisis. That was a floundering pizza company. Bad pizza, both before and after, at that.

He had the luxury of getting problem people out of the way at Godfather's. He can't get Nancy Pelosi out of the way. He can't get Clyburn out of the way. He can't get Feinstein or Boxer or Barney Frank or any number of libs out of the way of his agenda.

That's the difference between running company and running a country. You don't have the luxury of firing those who get in your way.

[Huck]

So by your own stated standard, NONE of the candidates is “Ready”.

The candidates who meet my minimum criteria are Gov. Perry and Gov. Johnson. Newt as speaker was a leader, and he has a long record, so he's next closest, along with Gov. Romney, who served one term. The rest, imo, are out of their league.

So yes, I believe the GOP is a wasteland of executive talent.