All aboard the Cain Train! Whoo-whoo:
Like him as a candidate or not, the dude knows of what he speaks. He, unlike Barry, can point to his mighty successes.
Barry can just point to you and me as he blames us for his failures.
Those who never learn to own their mistakes, are not to be trusted...in anything.
2012, get here already!
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I saw this morning that Rick Perry is surging in the polls. He's not my favorite, but I'd take him over Romney for sure! We have an interesting season ahead of us.
Patti: I like Herman Cain a lot, but whether we like it or not, a successful politician can't alienate large segments of the population which haven't made up their minds about the candidates. Cain is a great gadfly, and I know his heart is in the right place all the way around. The talents for running a corporation and running a federal bureaucracy and a tough board of directors (Congress) are much different. A good chief executive needs to be able to understand both. He'll move the primary debates in the direction they need to go, but he needs some seasoning in the political arena to be a serious presidential candidate.
If he were to get elected and try to implement his view of the Constitution, he would get handed his teeth by the Supreme Court, and I'm including the conservative justices. I wish things were as simple as he believes, but they're just not.
tam and law: sorry for the delay response guys, i was out of town.
tam: rick perry = ugh. me no wanty. sure, i'll have to vote for him if he's all i gots, but i'm praying he's not all i gots.
law: i actually agree with you. the reason i toot his horn is because he's so frickin' hardass, and dadgum it we need some leadership of his ilk. i'm waiting, for thaddeus to catch fire, but in the meantime, cain is out there telling us like it is, and i just can't help myself some days :)
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