Sadly agree, Cain couldn’t beat Obama. Hard to believe so many people here are on his bandwagon. No political experience, that’s a deal killer right there. On the job training for POTUS? Please.
Flame away. It’s all I’ll be saying on the matter, not here to upset anyone.
***Sadly agree, Cain couldn’t beat Obama. Hard to believe so many people here are on his bandwagon. No political experience, that’s a deal killer right there. On the job training for POTUS? Please.
Flame away. It’s all I’ll be saying on the matter, not here to upset anyone.***
I hesitate to post because I don’t want to come across as anti-Palin (I’m not) and I’m not trying to disrupt this thread, but I do want to address this issue.
I think one of the reason’s that Cain does have a shot is that he’s not a politician. Most Americans are sick and tired of the mess politicians and lawyers have put us in over the last 50 years. A guy who’s a smart, great manager who actually has real world experience trying to keep business afloat while dealing with Washington’s nonsense is exactly what I’m looking for.
Most of these political wonks never really have to live with the laws that they foist on the rest of us. They don’t understand how they suffocate and strangle business and free enterprise.
But Cain does. His lack of political office may end up being his biggest selling point. (I brought this issue up to my husband this morning and he said, “That’s a huge PLUS in my book!”) People are ready to try something different. What we’ve been voting for hasn’t been working.
For that matter, I do believe that Palin gets this, too.