Cain’s Not Dumb … He’s Just Smarter Than Most of You

Politic365 ^ | November 24, 2011 | Jeneba Ghatt

[2ndDivisionVet]

Hahahaha! Really?! Shoot us a copy of your resume (don’t worry, you can xxxx out your name/contact info.) and we’ll compare it to Mr. Cain’s. I’m a life-long recruiter & career counselor, so don’t you folks try this at home.

[buccaneer81]

Great post. Thanks for your service to the nation.

[FreedomPoster]

You more than deserve the multiple corrections, and I think we all know who the troll is here. It backfired on you because people are too smart here to buy your nonsense, and here we are.

So which candidate do you prefer, by the way, and do you really think you are helping his chances with your transparent attempts to tear down Cain?

[lonestar]

I am happily retired . But thanks anyway.

[TBBT]

You’re last name wouldn’t be Bachmann would it?

[llandres]

He was a ballistics analyst for the Department of the Navy - he wasn’t “in the Navy “.

[llandres]

Uh-yes.

[Ravenstar]

Thank You but it is my twin sons service that really deserves the thanks. One is Enlisted Army the other is Enlisted Navy.

Ravenstar

[llandres]

OWS or Ron Paul fan?

[Kickass Conservative]

You got something against the Navy?

My Father served proudly in WWII on a Sub Chaser and a Navy Tug Boat that had to pull stranded Landing Craft off the Beach at Iwo Jima while under intense enemy fire.

Maybe you misspoke...

[Smokin' Joe]

No, lonestar, he didn't start one, but he rebuilt a couple of them. I'm not looking for someone to start an empire but for someone to manage the rebuilding of a Republic, if that can still be done from within and by relatively peaceful means.

In this case, that means trimming a lot that isn't supposed to be there, getting what is supposed to be done squared away, and eliminating waste across the board.

I reckon it all depends on what the objective to determine who is right for the job.

I have started a company, and I do not consider myself qualified for the job, even though I have run mine lean from the start.

[buccaneer81]

All my best to them and please thank them for us for serving America.

[TBBT]

In case you did get the question...

Bachmann is now synonymous with “petty little ankle biter”.

One thing that I am right about though - Cain will not be the nominee.

[llandres]

See my #169 to that person.

[lonestar]

You got something against the Navy?

Where did you get that?

[llandres]

Bravo!

[lonestar]

I am not impressed with Cain as a businessman and I'm even less impressed with him as a candidate for POTUS. There are a lot of people who have done what he did and they wouldn't think of running for POTUS.

I think it's a continuation of Obama who had accomplished nothing. Whenever it was that Cain ran for POTUS before he wasn't taken seriously and shouldn't have been this time.

The man couldn't get anywhere running for the senate. His campaign staff is weird to say the least.

And his wife voted for Obama!

Frankly, I think it's laughable!

[Kickass Conservative]

From your post #10, you implied that Cain being in the “Navy” was a step below working at Nasa, or should I say what used to be Nasa.

Did I make an error thinking you were dissing the Navy with that comparative statement? It reminded me of those who call Cain the Pizza Man or the Burger King to diminish his accomplishments. I'm sure the Shareholders of the Companies he salvaged from failure appreciated his talents.

If I read something in your comment that was not intended, my apologies.

[lonestar]

There are people on FR who have referred to Cain as a "rocket scientist" when he worked for the Navy. That is what I was referring to. I don't think Cain is in any way a rocket scientist.

Most of all I think he can't handle controversy.

[Smokin' Joe]

Who his wife voted for isn't an issue with me. That is her vote, not his, and McCain wasn't an inspiration for me, either. I voted for the nice lady to be one heartbeat away from the Presidency.

Whether you are impressed with Cain as a businessman or not, he has done what he has done.

To call him "a continuation of Obama" tells me that you haven't been paying attention to either or both.

First, Cain got his start before affirmative action.

Obama rode it all the way.

Cain believes in hard work, as his resume indicates, Obama believes in 'redistribution' and has never had a 'real job'.

The only comparison between the two is a contrast, unless you are looking only on the outside.

I think you do yourself and this forum a disservice by your statement.