Posted on 09/24/2011 5:24:39 PM PDT by iowamark
I’m one of those people who have abandoned Perry. He didn’t wear well...his performance was not good. And that heartless thing just put me over the edge.
I’m just not sure the country will hire a guy whose first elected position would be POTUS.
The finest example showing The American Dream is not dead.
Since I'm wearing my flame retardant suit, I'll draw away some of the flame by agreeing with you. I'm as big a Sarah fan as the next person, but the Oval Office is a MAN's place. The most grave responsibility that the occupant of the Office is burdened with is the choice of who lives and who dies. Women of Sarah's ilk want everyone to live. There are circumstances that render that render that desire moot.
It's one thing to send uniformed military against another country's uniformed military in armed conflict. It's an altogether different thing to vaporize 2 million North Koreans or 100,000 Chinese babies in a strike on Beijing. Yet the thought that an American President will not hesitate to do so to protect America goes a long way toward giving the despots pause. My fear is that a woman will act according to her nature and seek resolutions that aren't possible to avoid doing the unthinkable when she should be launching ICBM's.
Having said that, If Sarah ends up being the nominee, I promise I'll be the first in line to vote for her and work for her victory.
That may be true. I would have no problem voting for Cain. I’ll tell you what, I’ll post in a reasonable tone to you and not call you names and you can do the same. At this point Cain doesn’t have the name recognition. That could change. It’s speculation on my part. As a political junkie it’s one of the things I love. Yes, I’m a Palin supporter. Nothing wrong with that. Nothing wrong with you being a Cain supporter. And, while I think Palin will get in, she isn’t yet so I’m speculating at this point (the “what if’s” are intriguing whether the come to fruition or not). If Palin doesn’t get in, Cain is the only one I can see myself throwing my support behind. Despite each of our support of our chosen candidate they could both lose. I hope we don’t get a candidate we have to hold our nose for but given that some of the early primaries are open to anyone we may be stuck with a RINO.
(And I managed to respond to you without contention and name calling).
Cindie
Great information! Thanks! Let’s raise some Cain!
Considering what a mess the professional politicians of both parties have made of our country, and that POTUS is the USA's Chief Executive while Cain has the most executive experience of any of the candidates, I think that is a point in his favor.
And he lost it by 40,000 votes!
Consider Cain has more executive experience then any of the other candidates, plus what a mess the professional politicians have made of everything, that is a point FOR Cain.
I like Cain and hope he stays in the race until the end.
He surely livens up the otherwise boring debates!
Add me to your list please.
He’s gotten more handsome, his wife even prettier.
The same was said of Dwight D. Eisenhower.
After all, Mccain was the type of loser Rino, that the establishment stuff down our throats last time. And the more I think of it, Perry is in this category. Romney certainly is.
Doesn't exactly sound like a position of strength.
For example...forgetting that this is food, if I bake an apple pie my apples are taxed, my flour is taxed, in fact all ingredients are taxed as well as the final product.
Now let's say it's a car. The steel is taxed, the plastic is taxed and everything that goes into the final product is taxed at every level as it is passed along.
Where has she implied that Cain would be that pick?
Momentum, baby, we cain!
I like this too...
Cain has not only received five honorary doctorate degrees, but he has been recognized by the Horatio Alger Society, an organization in Pennsylvania that honors those who rise from rags to riches by hard work, honesty, and religious principles. Cain has received awards for his humanitarian efforts; businessman of the year awards; special recognition awards; and excellence in leadership awards.
Read more: http://www.answers.com/topic/herman-cain#ixzz1YvVYrJCG
I am so happy that Cain is being taken seriously.
First, we need to kick those professional political types out. Yeah, I once liked Perry, but his immigration stance is a real turnoff. Imagine, the nerve of telling us that us silly minions who want sense made of our immigration policy that we have no heart!
Second, I like Cain! I think he’s personable, hey I know he’s got some kind of nine nine nine plan but I’m all the hell impressed by a guy who’s got a plan and isn’t afraid to tell us.
Third, I would point out that Cain is black. Not that this matters except hey, he’s conservative, he’s good, he’s likeable, we could elect him and if God is in his heaven maybe CAIN can show the world America can elect a black man who sticks to real American ideals.
I know Cain has health issues but even that is something new. The days of rejecting an individual not of healthy perfection are over.
In short, I’d love to see Cain get the nomination. Imagine that....a guy who ain’t an entrenched politico, a guy with ideas, a guy who could make a huge statement as replacement for America’s big BAM mistake.
The mind boggles.
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