Dealing with stress, and making tough, make-or-break decisions are not experiences limited to those who have run businesses. Nor is "surrounding yourself with smart people".Sure about that? Both might have different purposes but they both operate to achieve a given goal. If you have run a business, you've dealt with stress, you've had to make tough, make-or-break decisions. You've had to surround yourself with smart people who can relay good information to you and whom you can rely on for an informed second opinion.
For the highest office of government, I'd much rather have someone with that experience than someone without it.
How would you know what experience a candidate has with "stress" and making "tough, make or break decisions"?
There is a plethora of information on the stress and tough decisions that Romney has incurred in his various projects. Analysis and summary and evaluation galore written by people with the credentials to do that re Romney. All one has to to is google it up and read up or watch any of the documentaries that have already been produced.
I don't doubt for a second that Romney has had stress in his life.
My point was that everyone has - not just those who've "run a business".