[Do Not Make Fun Of His Ears]

The doomsayers who said “stick a fork in him” after the “right to return” question will be VERRRY disappoointed. lol

[HiTech RedNeck]

I wish Herman Cain the best of luck. He will need a thick skin as he pursues his campaign as he is going to get called a lot of things worse than Uncle Tom by the Democrat plantation crowd as he voices sensible, race-blind policy proposals. If eventually elected, it will be by the vote of those who are not his skin brethren.

[Lexinom]

It would be foolhardy to stick a fork in anyone at this early stage.

Though I've not made up my mind, I'm very, very pleased by this news.

[hinckley buzzard]

I agree. "Right of return" is a fiction and not an American issue in any case. Not our problem to begin with. Cain is helped by the fact that probably fewer than one in ten Americans at large have any idea what the term means either.

[arrogantsob]

Lol. A poll like this is merely something to laugh about. Zogby is a RAT and his intent is obvious.

[COgamer]

It’s a Zogby poll. It could show Cain winning the election 95%-5% and I’d still doubt the outcome.

[SeekAndFind]

RE: The doomsayers who said “stick a fork in him” after the “right to return” question will be VERRRY disappoointed. lol

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After Barack Obama, who has almost no experience in foreign Policy when he ran (and still shows it), people are all willing to give Herman Cain a lot of leeway on the issue because they know that using a technical foreign policy term like “right of return” without explaining what it is does not necessarily disqualify a person.

If it did, then Sarah Palin would have been unfit as well for not knowing what the “Bush Doctrine” is when quizzed by Charles Gibson.