Posted on 06/20/2011 4:06:41 PM PDT by kingattax
Herman Cain, an official candidate for the Republican presidential nomination, spoke at the RightOnline Conference on Saturday. The RightOnline Conference “brings together influential new media experts, representatives of conservative organizations, and hundreds of citizen activists to provide important leadership and grassroots training.” This year’s RightOnline Conference was held in Minneapolis, Minnesota.
“You are here, because you care. You want to be informed. You are involved and you are inspired to take this nation back,” Cain told the crowd. A focus on the individual and his or her role in the 2012 presidential election has been a common bipartisan theme this year.
Cain used the Founding Fathers as an example of a group of people who would be disappointed at the current direction of the United States. “The dreams that our Founding Fathers had about creating the greatest nation in the world, based upon life, liberty and the pursuit of happiness…are under attack,” said Cain. However, Cain professed that “the good news is that we can take it back.”
Cain went on to reveal why he believes that the Founding Fathers would be upset. “This nation has become a nation of crises. We are living a national nightmare,” Cain stressed.
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He’s preaching from my prayer book, tell you what.
He has some very good statements in there.
This man is going to do a lot better then people believe he will. For a first time campaigner he is making waves.
I wish the conservative outspoken candidates would come together and attack in unison. They spend to much time not attacking Obama and trying out do each other on a few issues. Palin. Cain and a few others hold joint rallys with guest speakers like Allen west.
why is Palin a keyword for this article it has nothing to do with Palin. Or are you simply trying to get attention by adding a Palin keyword.
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