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Like an unexpected third topping, Cain is changing the face of the GOP race for U.S. Senate
The Atlanta Journal Constitution ^
| 3-26-04
| Tom Baxter and Jim Galloway
Posted on 03/26/2004 10:49:09 AM PST by Veritas_est
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I hear a train a comin, . . . . It sounds like the Cain Train. Get on board little chillun.
To: Veritas_est; NewLand
Ping
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posted on
03/26/2004 10:52:14 AM PST
by
Veritas_est
(Truth is)
To: Veritas_est
I can't stomach Isakson, a true RINO if I ever saw one. Mac Collins I know personally - and in my opinion, he's a good solid conservative - but I don't think he has the name recognition for a statewide office. Mr. Cain's ads are great!! Looking at your profile I can tell you are sold on him, so let me ask, can conservatives count on him not to change his stripes once in the District of Criminals?
To: Veritas_est
Good Lord, what will the demoncrats do if the Repubs elect a black senator, my my
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posted on
03/26/2004 11:12:55 AM PST
by
Mister Baredog
((Kerry is a dork))
To: Veritas_est
Cain will win, as the founder of Godfather's he'll make the others an offer they can't refuse...
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posted on
03/26/2004 11:22:37 AM PST
by
GreenLanternCorps
(Just once I'd like to meet an alien menace that wasn't immune to bullets!!!)
To: GadareneDemoniac
Cain would not only not change his stripes, he would immediately vault to the position of being one of the most conservative Senators, if not the most conservative Senator.
I like Mac Collins. Solid guy. Would win in November.
But if I had to choose, I'd rather have Cain.
To: GadareneDemoniac
Gadarene, Welcome to Free Republic, or is this just a new screen name? At any rate I do hope you have been delivered.
". . . can conservatives count on him not to change his stripes once in the District of Criminals?"
To begin with, we NEVER know what will happen to a good man when he gets to the District. I've seen some really good men go bad in that bunch of bad apples. However, I do believe that Herman Cain is a true conservative at heart. I don't believe he'll ever back down, because it's a part of him.
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posted on
03/26/2004 11:55:47 AM PST
by
Veritas_est
(Truth is)
To: Veritas_est
Is affirmative action the only liberal view Cain holds and is conservative on everything else?
To: *Taxreform; ancient_geezer
NRST supporter Cain ping!
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posted on
03/26/2004 11:58:40 AM PST
by
kevkrom
(The John Kerry Songbook: www.imakrom.com/kerrysongs)
To: Veritas_est
hope you are right. it is good when business men get into the congress. look at The Hammer as one good example.
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posted on
03/26/2004 12:19:56 PM PST
by
q_an_a
To: Veritas_est
If he is pro affirmative action, then there is no way I will support him. Mac will get my vote.
To: Veritas_est; All
For whatever my word is worth around here, I've said before that I would walk through fire to vote for Mr. Cain- in any office he chooses to run for- and I say this again. He has my vote.
His ads are running here on the coast, and I like them, FWIW.
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posted on
03/26/2004 1:04:40 PM PST
by
backhoe
(Just an old Cold Warrior, draggin' his BAR into the Sunset...)
To: Mister Baredog
Good Lord, what will the demoncrats do if the Repubs elect a black senator, my my Well for one thing, he won't be welcome at the congressional Black Caucus.
J.C. Watts
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posted on
03/26/2004 1:11:24 PM PST
by
itsahoot
(The lesser of two evils, is evil still...Alan Keyes)
To: Veritas_est
Long time lurker, new poster...
About my screen name, no particular significance except that I heard the term in a sermon once and thought it would make a great name for a rock band ;) - seriously though, I am the luckiest guy in the world - my parents introduced me to Jesus years ago and that has made all the difference for me. I'm proud to say that He's my Rock and my only hope!
The other posters are very impressed with Mr. Cain, and from looking at the other threads it looks like he's for real!!
To: Veritas_est
bump
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posted on
03/26/2004 10:11:33 PM PST
by
Kuksool
To: AuH2ORepublican; Veritas_est; King Prout; mhking; dixierose; Pan_Yans Wife; ForOurFuture; ...
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posted on
03/27/2004 6:23:52 AM PST
by
NewLand
(The Bush Campaign has their high value target surrounded.)
To: Veritas_est; NewLand; backhoe
I can only pray for Herman Cain.
I wish I could vote for him.
Were I in Georgia, I'd be working
for his campaign night and day.
He is one in a million,
just like Haley Barbour.
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posted on
03/27/2004 9:46:42 AM PST
by
onyx
(Kerry' s a Veteran, but so were Lee Harvey Oswald, Timothy McVeigh and Benedict Arnold.)
To: Veritas_est
I plan to vote for Mr. Cain in July.
For the very first time in my life, I feel the urge to erect a sign on my lawn endorsing a candidate.
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posted on
03/27/2004 2:27:17 PM PST
by
King Prout
(You may disagree with what I have to say... but I will defend to YOUR death MY right to say it.)
To: backhoe
He does have great ads, and I plan to vote for him in July.
I'm afraid more people have heard of Isakson & Collins, but then again, everyone has heard of Godfather's.
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posted on
03/27/2004 2:35:52 PM PST
by
Amelia
To: Amelia
I'm afraid more people have heard of Isakson & Collins, but then again, everyone has heard of Godfather's. Excellent point. Collins and Isakson aren't bad guys; they are just more of the same old same old the Republican party here in Georgia likes to trot out. I simply like Herman Cain, and he has fresh ideas. We need change.
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posted on
03/27/2004 4:40:47 PM PST
by
backhoe
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