To: petercooper
Yes, Cain is flawed and so is every other candidate and non-candidate. The question is whose values do we want? Who is most likely to take on established interests and make real cuts at numerous useless departments? Who is the most pro-business candidate?
8 posted on
10/15/2011 8:55:11 AM PDT by
palmer
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To: palmer
"Yes, Cain is flawed and so is every other candidate and non-candidate. The question is whose values do we want? Who is most likely to take on established interests and make real cuts at numerous useless departments? Who is the most pro-business candidate?"
This, precisely. I have my qualms with Cain, but if it's down to a choice between him and a couple professional flim-flam artists, Cain wins. Total no-brainer.
13 posted on
10/15/2011 9:13:42 AM PDT by
CowboyJay
("Rick Perry has more red flags than a May Day parade." - fieldmarshalj)
To: palmer
If the election were today, the Republican candidates look abysmal.
The key question for whoever the Republican candidate for President turns out to be, will he have enough to beat obama?
I fear that if it were Romney, he would not have enough to beat obama, giving zero four more years to destroy the country.
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