Herman Cain Responds to Obama's Speech

Herman Cain Campaign site ^ | 9/8/11 | Herman Cain

[justsaynomore]

(Stockbridge, GA)- Republican presidential candidate Herman Cain responded to President Obama's speech on jobs tonight, saying:

"We waited 30 months for this?"

[justsaynomore]

(Stockbridge, GA)- Republican presidential candidate Herman Cain responded to President Obama's speech on jobs tonight, saying:

"We waited 30 months for this?"

[justsaynomore]

LOL!

[tirednvirginia]

Priceless!

[THX 1138]

Brevity is the soul of wit.

Well played, Herman...

[Cicero]

Perfect.

[RushIsMyTeddyBear]

LOL! I LOVE this man. If he doesn’t become the ‘contender’.....any Presidential hopeful would be a FOOL to not include them in their cabinet.

[GatorGirl]

Bump!

[Lazlo in PA]

Hilarious. This guy is great.

[Jemian]

I love Herman Cain. Of those declared candidates, Herman Cain is my man. I even have a sticker! It’s official.

[Jeff Head]

Way to go Mr. Cain! You would be a far, far better and greater President than the current occupant and I would vote for you in an instant over the anti-American, Obama.

You understand the free market and how it is the life blood of our economic liberty and you want to build it up, support it, and have it works its majic.

Contrary to what most believe, I think Obama understands it too. But he does not love it, he loathes it and is doing everything in his power to destroy it.

Go bless you sir.

[xzins]

Herman Cain’s comment: “We waited 30 months for this?”

ROTFLOL!

Honest to Goodness, a lot of military commanders are like business executives.

I can imagine some young lieutentant getting up at a staff meeting and giving that nebulous, where’s-it-coming-from speech to a bird colonel.

Birds are funny...they like to pick a details when they have time. “Right Lt Obama...you’re putting workers on the I-75 bridge over the Ohio online tomorrow morning since you said it was ready to go. Is that right?”

[cricket]

Love Herman and the 'wisdom' he speaks. He will not be President; but he better had not be getting 'short shrift' from Republican Pary/RNC et al.

Unlike, our 'front runners'; he gets it.

[AmericanInTokyo]

HE...IS....THE...REAL....DEAL. I am telling you folks.

[CharlesWayneCT]

I like Michelle Bachmann, but THIS was the correct response to the Obama speech. Kudos to Cain.

[kevao]

But does he sleep well at night? That’s what really matters....

[Gene Eric]

Yeah, Cain rocks. One of my favs.

[mardi59]

Hilarious! He got right to the point. We waited 30 months for another useless campaign speech.

[The Cajun]

"We waited 30 months for this?"

And I'll bet it didn't take Cain 2 seconds to come up with that sentence.

Great job Mr. Cain! Perfect!

[MissTed]

I support him 100%!

[Allegra]

Good show, Mr. Cain! Good show.

[taraytarah]

[RockinRight]

Well said, Herman.

Saying so much in so few words is the trait of a true leader.

[CitizenM]

No wonder Cain was such a successful businessman. Like most great achievers, he is concise and on target! I love this guy.

Regarding Obama's speech: After hearing "pass it now," or some variation for 17 times...I was looking for the 1-800 number to come flashing across the screen and for him to say "If you pass it now, I will send you two (plans) and a set of steak knives."

[Dubya-M-DeesWent2SyriaStupid!]

go Cain!

[boycott]

I think the world of Mr. Cain. If he doesn’t win, I sure hope he fits in somewhere because he’s the type person we need in Washington.

[wastedyears]

Do you like his 9-9-9 plan?

[kalee]

ROFLOL Short and sweet

[so_real]

I would happily cast a vote for Herman Cain. Short and to the point, brevity is the product of clear thinking. A Cain/Bachmann, Bachmann/Cain ticket would be unbeatable. My $.02.

[Vendome]

What? /S

[TwoSwords]

That’s racist! He can’t say that about my half-white resident!

[not2worry]

Very Reaganess IMHO.

[Graewoulf]

Thanks for this post. The MSM tries to control the agenda of the election process and we, the voters, are often deprived of the wisdom of all the candidates.

The main purpose of a primary is to present ideas to the voters. The better ideas have a way of being incorporated into the platforms of all the other candidates.

Citizen Cain was a CEO of a major US company. Picture this if you can: A skinny kid comes into the Board Meeting, with CEO Herman Cain sitting sternly at the head of the highly polished board room table.

The kid arrogantly finishes his sales pitch and Herman rises, leans forward, looks the kid straight in the left eye and says: “ I hired you to do this analysis for me and the Board of Directors! Is this all you could come up with!? We have an abomination here! WE WAITED 30 MONTHS FOR THIS? Now get out. You are fired!”

We need this guy on the next President’s Cabinet, may I suggest position of The Treasury Secretary?

[wjcsux]

Just like Churchill. Brief, concise and right to the point!

[MHGinTN]

BINGO! Herman Cain has oodles of leadership quality. He is a man of character. ... It helps that his brevity is also razor sharp. And it takes a very bright mind to evaluate complex things and cut right to the heart of the matter.

[MacMattico]

No, no, no! You Republicans/Conservatives can't vote for Herman Cain! Don't you remember you're all racists?

What will MSNBC talk about if you support a black man? What would Jeanine Garafolo, Al Sharpton, Chris Matthews and Rachel Madcow discuss?

The answer is they'd go after Mr. Cain which is just sad.

And why in the world would ANYONE hire Al Sharpton as a commentator? I believe I heard him call Perry “Kerry” twice last night before I turned the channel.

[BenKenobi]

Well said, Mr. Cain.

Hope he is the Republican nominee. Wonderful man.

[LibsRJerks]

I’d like to see a detailed analysis of the 999 plan where Cain runs the numbers, mathematician style (as he was a professor of math somewhere — for the Navy I think?) ...I’m sure it would be fascinating.

I REALLY want to know more about this plan.

[BenKenobi]

He has a BA from Morehouse College, and a MSC in computer science from Purdue. Georgia wouldn’t accept him back in the day.

He worked with the navy designing missiles, doing ballistics work for them.

[GatorGirl]

Visit www.hermancain.com

[ROCKLOBSTER]

He has a BA from Morehouse College, and a MSC in computer science ...He worked with the navy designing missiles

Are you saying he actually IS a rocket scientist?

[Texas Eagle]

It’s only been 30 months?

[left that other site]

You gotta hear this!
LOLOL

[Puddleglum]

I like Herman Cain a lot.

[PATRIOT1876]

Cain deserves to be our countries leader instead of the claymation character we have at the controls now.

[Salvavida]

Join the “Cain Train”. All aboard!!

http://www.hermancain.com/

[newzjunkey]

Best response yet.

[COBOL2Java]

And why in the world would ANYONE hire Al Sharpton as a commentator?

[BenKenobi]

Yep. Isn’t it about time that a rocket scientist was elected president?

[llandres]

“Contrary to what most believe, I think Obama understands it too. But he does not love it, he loathes it and is doing everything in his power to destroy it.”

you’re right - of course he understands it. That’s why he’s done such an efficient job so far of tearing it apart. And why another four years of BHO will be the death of us - unthinkable.

I so wish one of these public figures would have the cojones to say this. But I guess calling Dear Leader a traitor would be a real career killer (or worse).

Eric Bolling finally said aloud (under duress from Beckel) that yes, he considers BHO a socialist. The others were quiet except Beckel who gasped, then said that saying such a thing about “our president” is worse than all the profanity and name-calling the Left’s done to the Tea Party.

What? Everything BHO (Reid, Pelosi and more with him) has done is blatantly socialist - should be no secret, but we’re forbidden to publicly utter the word? That’s like Rick Perry getting crucified for calling SS a Ponzi scheme when it obviously IS, in the classic sense of the word. On that one, some others have had the courage to publicly agree.

[llandres]

“Isn’t it about time that a rocket scientist was elected president?”

In this case YES - but I remember when we elected a certain nuclear engineer, it didn’t turn out well :-)))