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The left, the race card, and Herman Cain
Townhall.com ^ | October 10, 2011 | Jeff Jacoby

Posted on 10/10/2011 1:56:03 PM PDT by Kaslin

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To: glorgau
Herman Cain should run on the “Elect the first black American President” platform. The current guy couldn’t compete with that.
21 posted on 10/10/2011 8:22:11 PM PDT by Last Dakotan
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The fact that a successful, educated, and highly articulate Conservative businessman is running for the presidency is enough to cause the left much heartache. The fact that Herman Cain happens to be black, flies in the face of all the liberal dogma that Conservatives are racist, and it is only under the DNC umbrella where minorities can find someone who will speak to the interests of minorities. If the GOP embraces Herman Cain and supports him into the presidency, it will severly damage the left’s influence in this country and destroy what little credibility the DNC maintains.


22 posted on 10/11/2011 8:06:33 AM PDT by semaj
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"Have a liberal standing and holding a burning Draft Card, then next to him is Herman Cain burning the race card...."

That would make a great political cartoon.

23 posted on 10/11/2011 8:09:22 AM PDT by semaj
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