Cain is the liberals worse nightmare-a conservative, eloquent black man who will cause great consternation among the black community because they’ve never seen anyone like him. Without the blanket appeal of the plantation Democrats, no Democrat has a chance. So, if we really want to win and stop the progressives that are destroying our country, our culture and our economy, I say let’s support him. After my hangover when Obama was elected, I thought, at least he can do some good for the black community. It’s been just the opposite. He’s made things worse. Cain would drive a dagger into the hearts of the race hustlers and could truly “fundamentally transform” the US, only not the way Obama envisioned.
I consider myself a true conservative but a pragmatist rather than an ideologue. I want to win and replace these destructive liberals whose policies haven’t been right since Andrew Jackson. We are in serious times, folks, and we need to nominate someone who can win. Saying you won’t vote because your person won’t get the nomination won’t cut it. You’ll be left with a country where your vote truly won’t count in the future if you stay home and pout. Therefore, give Cain a chance.
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Good post.
Imagine Cain’s leadership truly transforming the black community, and getting them off the government plantation.
There is a lot to what you say. Great Post!
Cain and Palin have been my two prime choices for a long time. Both have said things that give me to understand they are that extreme rarity among politicians i.e. people who understand Economics, how people choose and how money works and doesn’t work. Reagan understood. Coolidge understood.