Let's start with something simple. What experience did the President have before taking office? What leadership roles did he successfully govern before becoming President?
Not everyone is well suited for the role of leadership. Winning American idol does not make you a good commander. It makes you popular, it gives you celebrity. You can't be given leadership skills, it has to come naturally. You have to be born for it.
This is why I'd like to see a proven leader be nominated, to see governors chosen.
You doubt this President's incompetence? Check Syria's red line. He wanted to topple Assad and pave the way for whoever came next. Turns out that's ISIS. If not for Russia and Iran foiling our intentions, and backing Assad, Syria's WMDs would be in the hands of terrorists.
In No Mood for Trophies.
^ Provides a good modern feel for my stance.
From Benghazi to the IRS to the VA. To the roll-out of the Healthcare exchange. To foreign policy Libya, Syria, Russia, Iraq. To Edward Snowden and the revaluations of the NSA. This most "transparent and open" administration is far removed from its campaign promises and would probably screw up running a lemonade stand before classifying its operations and deleting it records.
Who does the President hold accountable? When does he clean house?
I contest the man is no leader, and if you listened to him speak on Iraq today you'd understand. Slow and wandering. Saying a lot but meaning little. There are better men to bear your cup and make this nation great. Perhaps we'll see some of them in 2016.