[oh8eleven]

Both have executive experience,
Interesting choice of words to obscure the fact that the pizza guy has never held public office.
I like Cain, but the WH is no place to start a new career.

[dirtboy]

Interesting choice of words to obscure the fact that the pizza guy has never held public office.

Cain has still run something other than his mouth. Or do you think some hack who has lived at the public teat his entire life as he moved up in office has a better sense of how the real world works than a guy who ran a private organization?

[nomad]

But I can say the White House isn`t the place to end a career, POLITICAL one that is. You see we`ve tried that line of reasoning, hiring the career POLITICIAN, the career insider at some level or another, and what has that gotten us? More government at the hands of Republicrats we conservatives have hired, thanks to the `Lesser of two evils`crowd.

And while I`m on the subject let me ask you this, what has that lesser of two evils dogma done to even slow down, let alone stop or, dare I say it, REVERSE the ever bigger and more abusive government trend by BOTH establishment parties?

[jaydee770]

>>...I like Cain, but the WH is no place to start a new career...<<

Yes! Electing career politicians has been working *SO* bloody well for us that the country is in the best shape it’s ever been in!

Look, I don’t know if Cain is the best choice, but after the mess that career pols have left us in over the past 5+ decades, I wouldn’t object to seeing what a non-career-pol could do.

I also can’t say there is anything really compelling about any of the GOP candidates at this point, but I will absolutely vote for whoever opposes Obama. That’s all I know for sure at this point.