Posted on 10/29/2011 4:19:11 PM PDT by Jet Jaguar
Fresh off another straw poll win, GOP presidential contender Herman Cain said Saturday he will win the South Carolina primary, and finish first or second in Iowa and New Hampshire.
The Atlanta businessman has been hit hard for not focusing on the early primary states during this election season. And this bold prediction came during a two-day swing through Alabama that included an appearance at the Western Alabama Republican Assembly straw poll and a Samford University football game.
Cain told reporters at Samford University he won't be "dialing down" his schedule, but his campaign will be more deliberate when they pick appearances and interviews going forward. Cain clarified what he meant about his campaign schedule earlier this week, insisting "when we say dial it down, we only mean balance it out."
Cain went on to say he wanted to clear up one myth.
"I am in to win it, not to get a TV Show," he said.
He is the current leader in many national polls,
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Seems the spin about what Cain said doesn’t match the facts. He is going to be doing less National media and more voter events.
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Oh, now, we have to be nice. Politico only left out one word.
I mean how much can a little “won’t” change the meaning of a quote?
:p
Perverbial shots across the bow to Santorum and maybe Newt, but also saying I am not the next Huckabee....
Nice. 2 thoughts:
blue background for the stars & all upright stars, like the flag. downright stars have a certain meaning
Cain shouldn’t predict success but like Reagaan just say he is “cautiously optimistic.”
Keep that sign.....I plan to make some for my neighborhood!
LOL!!
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