“Instead of being decisive, he dithers,” Cain said. “Instead of having a management structure where he can entrust to some key people responsibility, he has an organization that is unmanageable. When he added 36 czars to go with the ones he already inherited, that is an unmanageable structure. So nobody knows who’s in charge."
Although GOP attacks charging Obama with weak leadership have been muted since the successful U.S. operation to take out Osama bin Laden, those complaints have resurfaced with the growing frustration over the lack of a plausible plan from the administration on reining in entitlements and deficit spending.
Cain nails perhaps the core reason Zero "acted" against bin Ladin. This narcissist was being exposed for the complete failure he is at making responsible decisions. Bin Laden wasn't high on his "to do" list, until it became helpful to cover his failures (he then became willing to throw bin Laden under the bus).
“...nobody knows who’s in charge.” If Obama fails to attach responsibility to a name, the unnamed are collectively off the hook. Not sure if it’s intentional.