If Perry and Cain joined forces to attack Slick Willard’s “plan” on a united front, I wouldn’t care which one of them won the nomination.
Perry’s at 7%. Big drop off in fund raising.
I’m starting to come to the conclusion Cain doesn’t intend to go after Romney.
Perry will and I think Newt will start to step it up in an off-handed sly way.
For some reason, Cain is really hard on Perry and really easy on Romney. He even said that he would trust Romney as president, but said no such thing about Perry. Strange.
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If Perry and Cain joined forces to attack Slick Willard’s “plan” on a united front”
Cain said he would join ANY of the candidates....just NOT Perry. That old racist N-stone, you know.
I’m sticking with my tagline which I’ve had since this all started. The following link has a few sentences that portray Cain in common sense language. He belongs to a very liberal Baptist church where his parents were members. His pastor cites Malcom X as one of the influences in his own life. A long line of civil rights activist have spoken at this powerful church. (Side note: Cain shared a pew with a Rev Joe Beasley, a Deacon at Antioch who used the N-word more times than can be counted...in church.Beasley is also the Southern Regional Director for Jessee Jackson’s PUSH.I hope Cain can change the hearts of his fellow parishoners.)But of course Barack Obama wasn’t bothered by Rev Wright either. While the pastor of Antioch disagrees with Cain, they are friends. Cain says there are racists in the Tea Party movement. A quote from a former minister to CNN: (Robinson):“He knows there’s racism in the tea party, but he’ll never say that because they are his supporters. That bothers a lot of people, but he plays to that base not because he’s a sellout but because he’s a politician,”
http://religion.blogs.cnn.com/2011/10/18/the-liberal-church-of-herman-cain/
Just kind of shows you everyone has a problem. It’s all in the eye of the beholder.