Herman Cain is Reckless and Arrogant

Rick Perry Report ^ | Nov 1, 2011 | Joe Hyde

[TBP]

Hello, Perrybot. At least Cain’s not an open borders guy.

This is a smear and it borders on racism. It shows how desperate you and your candidate are getting. But RINOs are like that.

[buccaneer81]

I don’t believe in Affirmative Action. They want to be equal? They’d better accept the consequences.

[mylife]

Paul is beating Perry in the loony UTA poll ☺

[Victoria Delsoul]

Could be, but that’s why I want to see all the facts. What if the women are right?

[antceecee]

I don't think he is lying at all. His life and history BE-lie your summation. You really should take care in how you malign a good man based on stories put out by the new American Pravda Press. You have decided to place a good man (which also tortures his family and loved ones) in limbo whilst the rats in the press decide how they shall sort it out. Shame on you and on others here who claim to be conservatives.

How do you like it if I say I think you are a liar based on nothing more than your posts on this forum? Not a great feeling is it? Imagine if this were in a public forum and your personal life, family and livelihood were at stake... even worse...isn't it?

[NavyCanDo]

What’s Perry paying you?

[Victoria Delsoul]

I know, his NH speech was funny.

Anyway, gotta work tomorrow.

Nighty night, all.

[TBP]

Hatchet job on Perry? There was none, as far as I know.

[buccaneer81]

How long does it take you to assume an upright position?

[fightinJAG]

That was exactly the right thing to do.

[mylife]

Hey Chum. Perry is not for open borders.

We live on the border and know the truth.

[hocndoc]

How on earth does this border on racism?

Now, I’ll say something you won’t like: Cain voted for the first black President (that was the name given to Clinton by all the liberals):

http://www.freerepublic.com/focus/f-news/2801221/posts

[af_vet_rr]

And that is my biggest concern with Cain. No governing or legislative record to judge him on and not much direct political experience to speak of.

I don't know if you've noticed, probably not, but having more professional politicians going to Washington, it's not exactly working out for us. It seems like the more we send to Washington, the worse off things are. But what do I know, we should look through photos of Tea Party rallies, I'm sure there are tons of signs that say "WE NEED MORE PROFESSIONAL POLITICIANS IN WASHINGTON" and "THE SOLUTION IS TO ALWAYS SEND MORE CAREER POLITICIANS TO WASHINGTON".

But you're right about the anti-Perry opposition forces. They've been swift and relentless with their endless gratuitous attacks on the Texas Governor. Bunch of juvenile delinquents if you ask me.

Do you remember the pro-Perry supporters who were pushing the bullshit about how if you don't support Perry, you're supporting Romney? I do. You talk about a relentless bunch, and juvenile delinquents doesn't even begin to describe them. Those people got even more relentless when Perry started dropping in the polls.

The way things stand, anybody but Romney is good at this point - there are 3-4 non-Romney candidates that any of us should be able to get behind - Bachmann, Cain, Perry, even Gingrich, for starters.

[Jim Robinson]

Our Religion Moderator is also an Admin Moderator. Was an Admin Moderator before volunteering to take on the RM duties after our original RM retired from FR several years ago. We just happened to be blessed with two of the very best religion moderators on God’s creation.

[buccaneer81]

And your boy worked for Al Gore.

[mylife]

Cain has reverted to Perry’s exact position on the border.

[buccaneer81]

Understood. Thanks for the heads-up.

[bullypulpit]

Since we're throwing out theories, I have one that's just as good as yours. The HR official, seeing the coming firestorm, did not want to get dragged into the fray, and endure the expense of hiring a lawyer. HR people are very risk averse creatures. On the other hand, in The National Journal yesterday, it appears that some of the bolder higher ups were willing to assess Cain's performance at the NRA, if given anonymity:

But there was more. Several weeks ago, word started circulating that Cain’s business record was not quite as impressive as he claims, specifically as it relates to his tenure as head of the National Restaurant Association. Some of his peers privately said that they were astonished at how he was being portrayed. They said that his less than three-year tenure (rather brief in the Washington trade-association world) was rocky and that the restaurant folks couldn’t get rid of him soon enough—possibly because of sexual-harassment allegations. They said it took some time to get the association back on sound financial footing after he left. Some who worked with Cain said that he spent considerable time running around the country giving speeches and that he was a policy lightweight, both internally and externally. But they hesitated to be more specific.

(Source: National Journal (in new window)

[TBP]

Wrong.