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The man looks serious.
Senators, congressmen and congress women get elected that way all of the time. So have presidents.
People are fed up with the political BS. That’s why I think Cain’s lack of previous elective office is a big positive. In a manner of speaking, he’s not one of “them.”
The man has proven his versatility over and beyond any of the competition, Democrat or Republican. He has Palin’s backbone, Palin’s commitment and conviction and his own proven ability.
His recent interviews have shown he can handle anything the media throws at him. The man doesn’t need a teleprompter nor a prepared speech. He’s on top any time, anywhere. It won’t take many more episodes of him handing some reporter/pundit their heads on a platter to win more people over. Dynamic doesn’t begin to describe the man.
I would have voted for Palin. Now that I’ve become familiar with Cain, I’m backing him. I think most of Palin’s supporters will come to the same conclusion.
Romney ‘s a socialist at heart. Perry is too lukewarm for my tastes. We need someone with fire in the belly. That’s Cain!
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The man looks serious.
Agreed on all points. Cain is articulate (without a teleprompter no less). People are tired of politicians. Our form of Government was never intended to have life long politicians. It was meant to have people successful in the real world, to stand up and represent their families, their communities and their way of life. People who have been in government for all or most of their adult lives are nothing more than parasites who could not cut it in the real world. One way or another, that will soon draw to a close, people are tired of the political class who feel entitled to our money and sweetheart deals. It’s time that government stops “picking winners and losers.” (As Herman Cain has said).