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To: Ronin

What you say makes enormous sense to me. At this point, for myself, I am leaning toward Perry.

You are right...Cain handles himself (a thousand times) better than Perry; however, I am not willling to go with an empty suit. To me, Cain is a blank slate; much like Obama was. Yes Cain has extensive ‘private’ sector experience but he also worked for the Fed banking system for years.

Whatever happens though FRiend, lets please not attack each other or other supporters of these gentlemen. Let’s debate the ISSUES. This will all shake out and hopefully with the strongest one rising.

Whatever the decision though we have to make sure that ROMNEY CRASHES!


81 posted on 10/06/2011 8:12:08 PM PDT by Outlaw Woman (Pro-Life, Pro-2nd Amendment, Pro-Israel, Pro-Free Market, Pro-Low Taxes,..Perry 2012)
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To: Outlaw Woman

I like Cain and I like Perry.

They both have compelling stories and despite the hate here on FR, they both have great records.

However, only one of them has the record in politics and it’s extensive. That pushes me towards Perry but I could be happy with Cain once he realizes that 9/9/9 will turn into 12/12/12 and 15/15/15... etc etc


91 posted on 10/06/2011 8:20:48 PM PDT by volunbeer (Keep the dope, we'll make the change in 2012!)
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To: Outlaw Woman

Exactly!

I prefer Cain, but if Perry he emerges stronger, he gets my full support. I would expect you to do the same if Cain get it.

There is NO perfect candidate out there. Period. They all have their good points and bad.


171 posted on 10/07/2011 3:35:02 AM PDT by Ronin (If we were serious about using the death penalty as a deterrent, we would bring back public hangings)
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