“if either of those two ladies win the Presidency because they are going to need someone close who has some experience running a government.”
Uh...Sarah was a governor.
But Herman’s been CEO of a large corporation and Sr. VP of another, turning both of them around from near failure to big success. We need someone like him with extensive business experience and financial acumen. After all, we’ve HAD career politicians and, as Cain says - “how’s that been workin’ for ya?”
A line, by the way, he lifted from Palin. Back in 2009, Sarah opened a rally with the line, "So, how's all that 'hopey-changey' stuff workin' out for ya?" She has continued to use it several times since.
Nice to see Herman following a real leader.
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Grunthor - I’d like the top or bottom of the ticket to have been a governor of a state.....for at least one term.
llandres - Uh...Sarah was a governor.
Now guess which part of my post you didn’t read.
“But Herman’s been CEO of a large corporation and Sr. VP of another, turning both of them around from near failure to big success. We need someone like him with extensive business experience and financial acumen. After all, we’ve HAD career politicians and, as Cain says - “how’s that been workin’ for ya?”
I love Herman Cain precisely because he’s not a politican. I only watch the debates because he’s in them. Part of the problem with the current President is a lack of leadership experience. While Cain would be infinately better, I am not sure that running a company translates to running a government or a nation.