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To: Conservativegreatgrandma

Cain is emerging as the strongest of the field. Those who haven’t looked at him seriously should take a second look.

As a former CEO, Chairman of the KC Fed. Reserve, and Mathematician/Comp.Sci major - Cain is an analytical problem solver. He considers problems something to be “solved” not “spun and kicked down the road.”

He has enough charisma to excite a crowd, and is the only one in the field that seems to understand the gloves will have to come off if there’s a chance to win. Obama is going all out class warfare and race warfare. He’s given up all pretense of “uniting.” He’s being purposefully divisive in hopes that he can wring one more vote out of his side.

So far, Cain is the only one that appears to be both capable and willing to get in this fight to win it.


18 posted on 03/11/2011 6:13:18 AM PST by crescen7 (game on)
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To: crescen7

Cain is a good guy. But there is no way in hell Republicans are going to put a guy on the ticket who has never won an election before.


20 posted on 03/11/2011 6:19:29 AM PST by free me (Sarah Palin 2012? You Betcha!)
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To: crescen7
So far, Cain is the only one that appears to be both capable and willing to get in this fight to win it.

I'm not sure I agree he is the only one ready for this fight but I certainly agree he is ready. I'd feel very comfortable with him as the nominee but then I'd feel quite comfortable with most of them.

21 posted on 03/11/2011 6:19:33 AM PST by Conservativegreatgrandma
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