Antony is an ant

When reading about Marius Antony, I see an obvious difference in comparison to Caesar in terms of leadership skills, political reasoning, and cunningness. To me, he appears to be naive in the political world, as if he's not sure what he's doing. When I think about Caesar, I see a well though out person, however with Antony, he seemed to make rash dissensions. This statement is backed up with the fact that when Caesar was murdered, things immediately went south for Antony, and not even his popularity and good looks could save him from Octavian's armies. Even after fleeing to Egypt, he was completely caught up with Cleopatra, and handled things rather poorly. I guess in the grand scheme of things, Antony is an ant when compared to the far greater politicians/generals and leaders, such as Alexander, Caesar, ect.

(once again apologies for my tardiness! I'll be posting my other point tomorrow, or rather, today?)