[sthguard]

Cain takes a very healthy attitude here toward defeating Obama, though I'm not entirely convinced that Romney would repeal Obamacare.

[dennisw]

Definitely agree w this rundown. The worst that Romney is, is a liberal while Obama is a hardcore socialist and saboteur of jobs and industry.

[altura]

For the first time since the primary campaigns started, I heart Herman Cain.

That was a great statement.

You go, Herman.

[Turbo Pig]

As much as I've been on the "Not Voting For Romney, Rather Against obama" bandwagon, I have to say that the best the title of the article could read is "Nine horrendous Obama decisions Mitt Romney PROBABLY would never have made" and still be intellectually honest.

Saying definitively that Romney wouldn't have made such decisions, given his track record, is wishful thinking, at best.

[Turbo Pig]

As much as I've been on the "Not Voting For Romney, Rather Against obama" bandwagon, I have to say that the best the title of the article could read is "Nine horrendous Obama decisions Mitt Romney PROBABLY would never have made" and still be intellectually honest.

Saying definitively that Romney wouldn't have made such decisions, given his track record, is wishful thinking, at best.

[SoFloFreeper]

OMG! Now Cain is the "Establishment!" Can we start attacking THIS good man now, too?!!??

And Reagan, when he supported GERALD FORD, was he the "Establishment"?...and now, anyone who prefers Romney to Obama is from the "Establishment!" or being "fooled" by them?!

No, we're not fooled. We know that a flawed Republican is better than a conniving Democrat.

[NoLibZone]

Oh no!

We must now add Herman to the GOPe column!

Along with Sarah Palin, Newt, and Dick Cheny!

[Sirius Lee]

It’s truly ironic since it was Romney and his super pacs which were behind the muckraking and destroying of Herman Cain, just as Mittens was behind the trashing of Palin earlier.

[CharacterCounts]

Cain makes some very good points. Now, if he only had a shred of evidence to back them up, I would take notice.

[JediJones]

Mitt Romney would not attack people for being successful. He would not encourage the middle class to resent successful people, but instead would encourage them to learn from those who have been successful, and to seek opportunities from them.

So? Obama's going to keep doing that whether he's President or whether he's out of office on his multi-million dollar worldwide speaking tour or starting his own new talk show as the male Oprah.

[JediJones]

Most of Cain’s arguments claim Romney won’t do the very same things Bush did...stimulus spending, new entitlement programs, deficits. It’s nice and all not to raise taxes, but not when you’re the “cut taxes and spend” party, the same attitude that started driving us into debt after Newt’s balanced budgets were abandoned. Besides, Romney “closed tax loopholes” and “raised fees” in Massachusetts, so he raised taxes any way he could as long as he could find a way not to call it “raising taxes.” Sorry, Herman, it’s just not plausible that Romney wouldn’t do every one of those things. It’s what the Republican party wants and Romney showed in Massachusetts that he has no core values of his own to get in the way.

[citizen]

How refreshing to read some common sense here! And from a person of unquestioned conservative principles.

[Vermont Lt]

If he were elected, at least he would not leave the country to run for some other job as he did when he was our Governor. So at least we have that going for us.

[Antoninus]

Anyone who thinks they can predict what lying Mitt will do is fooling themselves.

Herman Cain should just sit down and shut up at this point. He's already made a big enough fool of himself or one election cycle.

[Keith in Iowa]

>>>Nine horrendous Obama decisions Mitt Romney would never have made

Lipstick on a pig.

There are dozens of things Willard has done, and decisions he has made that are miles away from conservatism. He can not call “do over”.

The establishment Republican Party has left me... in the dust.

[Sloth]

In fairness, Cain should also mention nine of Obama’s leftist efforts that have been (or would be) stopped by the GOP in Congress, but which they’d have let Romney get away with out of party loyalty.