[Kaslin]

Those who voted for 0-bama because he is black are the racists. The same those who will vote for Herman Cain because he is black are also racists, but those who will voter for Cain because he is a conservative are not racist. Conservatism, does not not a color

[Ronin]

I was pleasantly surprised at first, then she choked at the end.

Mona dear... your RINO slip is showing.

[WOBBLY BOB]

“Let each citizen remember at the moment he is offering his vote that he is not making a present or a compliment to please an individual — or at least that he ought not so to do; but that he is executing one of the most solemn trusts in human society for which he is accountable to God and his country.” —Samuel Adams, in the Boston Gazette, 1781

[antivenom]

The people who voted for the black rage filled Obama had white guilt, which has been met with additional Black Rage, to make the disengenuious white liberal feel even more guilty second guessing their loyalty to socially manufactured liberal guilt.

Cain is not playing to the black rage or white guilt.... Which explains why the guilt ridden white liberals and the Black ragers call Cain an Uncle Tom, Oreo etc, and ANYONE who can not be mau maued ( Tea Partiers) are called racists.

[ASA Vet]

Herman Cain

born December 13, 1945 in Memphis, TN (Meets the Jus Soli Requirement)

Parents were
Luther Cain Jr., born March 16, 1925 in TN, died March 29, 1982 in Atlanta, GA
Lenora Davis, born July 27, 1925 in GA, died August 20, 2005 in Atlanta, GA

Both parents were US Citizens at the time of his birth (Meets the Jus Sanguinis Requirement)

Herman Cain is a NATURAL BORN CITIZEN

Barry Soetoro aka Barack Hussein Obama ISN'T!

[GatorGirl]

A good executive can build coalitions, hire the right people, blah blah blah blah blah.....

We are electing a Chief EXECUTIVE Mona.

Cain will beat your boy Romney and will beat Zero hands down.

[sauropod]

I have been aware of Herman Cain for a while, having listened to him subbing for Boortz on various occasions. I always thought he was dumbing down his commentary (or simply not capable of the incisive conservative point of view that I like to listen to) on the radio.

I have to say, I’ve been pleasantly surprised listening to him expound on his positions on the stump. He’s won me over.

Unless, and until Sarah gets in the race, Herman Cain is my choice.

‘Pod

[Cletus.D.Yokel]

:: before achieving the true pinnacle of human achievement with a syndicated newspaper column ::

Written by a syndicated newspaper columnist.

Mona...are you really a brain dead journalist RINO?

[G Larry]

campaign posters:

Fire the Chicago mob!
Hire the Godfather!

The Chicago mob creates chaos,
The Godfather delivers!

[Huck]

On the one hand, I agree that a total lack of actual political experience is less than desirable. It'd be nice if he had won statewide office before, preferably as an executive.

On the other hand, if people think that corporations are streamlined profit-generators, totally devoid of politics, turf battles, fraud, and waste, they've got another thing coming.

I've worked for Fortune 100 companies, spending a decent amount of time with the C level executives and their minions, and my takeaway was that corporations are run as inefficiently as government, and for the same reasons.

So maybe he does have some political experience. His 9-9-9 plan is a complete turkey though. A conservative wants to add a sales tax to the federal menu, without eliminating the income tax? He needs to shut the hell up about that. DUMB.

[whatshotandwhatsnot]

“The Presidency is not an entry level post.” Well, no kidding! That’s what we were saying about the Wun, but did anyone listen? Cain has executive experience unlike the community organizer.

[USS Alaska]

it cannot be denied that political skills are necessary in a political job. Beyond delivering a good speech, a successful president must know how to build coalitions, apply pressure to friends and foes alike, deal with a hostile press, appoint officials who won't embarrass the administration, handle ego and turf battles among his advisors and cabinet members, and know when to spend and when to husband political capital.

Sure it can, look at what "political skills" have done to us with this current occupant of the white hut.

[Thorliveshere]

Look at that picture of them. They are such a cute couple, and truly love each. She’s so petite and sweet! That’s not the reason I’d vote for him, but they sure sparkle over the muck in the WH. I’d vote for him on that speech alone, and the conservative bone that runs through him. God bless him, and I pray he really picks up in other polls.

[mapmaker77]

I’ll take a Palin Cain ticket. I can’t wait to hear the hermanator tell maxine and the cbc types that their pro-slavery contract won’t be renewed.

[sodpoodle]

*****But he is not our knight in shining armor.*****

No he is not. He is a down to earth, successful executive with an impressive resume and biography.

We need a citizen executive/legislator with practical, common sense solutions to fiscal and economic problems - i.e. those created by your ‘experienced’ government professional politicians.

You still want a ‘knight’ Mona? Sashay over to the Hollyweird camp. They have a huge selection of shiny suits, empty - but shiny.

[Erik Latranyi]

[Little Ray]

I don’t believe Cain can get the nomination, but I would be truly thrilled to be wrong! He’s certainly at the top of my list candidates for whom to vote and to which I will donate. He’s the only one who really has a plan to fix things. He is EXACTLY the man we need for President.