I agree: you shouldn’t play the race card, and Herman Cain hasn’t. But we who are not affiliated with his campaign certainly should acknowledge when the other side is playing the race card — and especially when they are doing so in a nasty and underhanded way.
And in fact, it is important that we do so: to help stop and deter this tactic from being used again.
As mentioned Cain is not my first choice..but I am seeking information about him that might be more favorable than what the media or the debates is giving us.......This was from a comment section on another site I found quite interesting on Cains abilities in what he’s done besides businesses he’s been in.....
Quote...”Cain’s website indicates he had a Bachelors degree in Mathematics,.. a Masters degree in Computer Science (Purdue)........ and worked for years in the Navy on engineering/modeling support, and worked with fire control systems.
For those unfamiliar with what this means, it means he had the technical education and skill needed to provide support for the design/operation/maintenance ‘of Navy weapon systems’... (knowledge of capabilities of weapon system radars, computers, controlling software, munitions, communications, and the environment in which they operate).
Having a somewhat comparable background, it’s certain he had knowledge of other Service and Foreign military weapon systems ...(current, historical, planned, and in development)..... It’s also highly likely he had a security clearance, and very likely a high one.
I hate either side playing the race card..it serves no purpose whatsoever except to divide this country...enough already...there are certainly far more pressing issues with a country that’s falling apart in front of us all.
I remember a Movie about a Top group Of black Ace pilots I watched a year ago....the obstacles they had to overcome until they gained the utmost repect of their fellow pilots...in fact very well out did most pilots who weren’t black. I understand the last of them died not long ago....but it was many many years before the public was really aware of thier feats and abilities.....that should never happen in our day and age, that it took so many years for these guys to be honored.....but i was surely impressed when I did learn about them.