The U.S. President needs to have a sense of what he believes, and should know when a policy is failing or succeeding. If a success, then be consistent. If a failure, modify and revise the policy accordingly. The next President must not ignore reality as President George W. Bush has consistently done, nor should he change messages and stances on issues so much that people are left wondering who the man is.
A middle ground must be found between these two extremes.
The Republican presidential candidate has had difficulty with consistent, clear policies and messages for a very long time, despite his wartime heroism.
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