[Hildy]

I bet you a million dollars there’s a lot more to come. John Fund tried to warn me. I met him at the debate last week and he told me that he’s known Cain for fifteen years and that he was NOT Presidential. The way he said it has haunted me...today, it starts.

[justsaynomore]

You’ve posted that before, I guess to for some reason create doubt. But for your “one person” who obviously doesn’t like Cain, there are MANY who have been interviewed now who DO like him, who worked with him, worked for him, employed him, went to church with him, you name it. Even in this Politico article on page four (that most folks don’t bother to read to):

Herman treated everyone great,” said Mary Ann Cricchio, who was elected to the board of the restaurant group in 1998. She said Cain left such a good impression on the organization that when he spoke at a group event in January of this year, as he was considering a presidential bid, “he had unanimous support in the room.”

[MNJohnnie]

I say you are total liar with NOTHING factual to back up your accusations.

Prove me wrong. See I know people who know Herman Cain peronally, and I know your accusations about him are lies.

So you have made an accusation, I have refuted it. The burden now rest on YOU to prove your accusations.

Shame on you for engaging in this sort gutter political tactics

[MNJohnnie]

I find your tag-line ironic. Since you cannot debate Cain on the issues, you have decided to engage in shameless slander.

What a complete hypocrite you are.

Hildy ("When the debate is lost, slander becomes the tool of the loser." - SocratesH)

[muawiyah]

John Fund is not one of my favorites. As far as being Presidential I suppose you could work your way up the ladders of public service and party operations like FDR, or in a more direct way like HST, or maybe kiss a lot of butt in the military like IKE ~ or.

We've had small Souvrn' state governors, ne'er do well scions of great fortunes, former generals, and in recent times NO BUSINESS EXECUTIVES.

Now there's a problem ~ we have THREE of those guys running on the Republican ticket ~ Romney, Huntsman and Cain.

A lot of folks imagine people working within the business bureaucracies don't get that much exposure to the outside world, or varied responsibilities expected of general executives in government, but tell me, what is the big difference between the Fast Food Wars and any other kind of wars ('ceptin' the bodies of course). And does testifying before Congress to get funds to sustain a war effort different in kind, or simply scale, from trying to get your own board's approval to build a building or come up with a new major advertising program.

Then, there's the geographic wheeling and dealing ~ all three of the business executive types in this race have nationwide experience.

Actually, after years in the government I prefer a business exec, but not Huntsman, and not Romney.

If not Cain then John Fund and his running dog lackeys in the Establishment have let us down again.

Whether or not we the voters grant them the courtesy of Seppuku remains to be determined, but I'd hope John has his sword ready just in case.