[Paperdoll]

How did you arrive at that conclusion? I think the government jobs lost by Herman Cain’s limited government policies might cause a temporary rise in the unemployment rate, and we may have a slight rise in work men’s compensation, but the tax payer will no longer be paying the enormous salaries to those let go. That, in itself, is an immense savings! Go Herman Cain!

Read 2 Thessalonians 2.

The media will be coming down hard on Mr. Cain. Do not be taken in by them.

[GeronL]

I was talking about who gets to administer the zones, monitor them, decide when they can’t be a zone anymore, process applications for zones, decide the criteria for a zone etc

This will require a bureaucracy. All for the purpose of moving our jobs to the inner cities, pathetic.

Plus a national sales tax is another weapon in the federal arsenal.

No new taxes!

Simply cut income and corporate taxes, etc, to 19%. No muss no fuss, turn the whole country into an opportunity zone.

[GeronL]

How is me supporting a simple flat tax instead of a complicated maze being taken in by the MSM? I think Cain is the best candidate but this 999/909 plan and opportunity zone nonsense is pathetic crap.

[PhilDragoo]

The media will be coming down hard on Mr. Cain. Do not be taken in by them.

In Iowa, morning host on WHO Des Moines lo these twenty-some years smartest-guy-in-the-room Jan Mickelson attacked Cain for pro-choice-sounding remarks.

This from the guy who said Nixon audited enemies. In email back and forth I corrected him that Nixon did not but Clinton did. He demanded sourcing. I cited Ann Coulter's work. He scoffed that "so Ann Coulter said so then it must be true"--

--and had Ann Coulter on the following week to talk about her then-current book.

Attacks from the "right" don't end there in Cornistan. Former WHO afternoon host Steve Deace uses his new night show to blast the impure.

Snide remarks from the former self-confessed porn-and-gorge addict.

Amazing what a successful and inspiring leader does to satrapy saps spouting pap.