What did Anton Drexler, the original founder of the Nazi Party (German Workers' Party) think of Hitler?

 Anton Drexler, the original founder of the German Workers' Party (which later evolved into the Nazi Party), initially saw Adolf Hitler as a charismatic and effective speaker. Hitler joined the party in 1919 and quickly rose in prominence due to his oratory skills and ability to attract supporters. Drexler initially admired Hitler's ability to rally people to the party's cause, but over time, as Hitler gained more influence, their relationship became strained. Eventually, Hitler surpassed Drexler in authority, leading to Drexler's diminished role within the party.