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To: Blood of Tyrants
The media is going to make sure that Herman Cain doesn’t get any air time because they are going to do their best to make sure that Obama runs against a white RINO. They know that if Cain gets on the ballot he will split the black vote and Obama may as well as write his concession speech now.

Split the black vote? LOL. Don't kid yourself, the black vote is going to go 90%+ to Obama not matter who we put on the ticket. Cain wouldn't make so much as a dent in it. Did Alan Keyes ever "split the black vote" against his Democratic opponent in his endless failed run for office? Black people vote Democrat because black people believe government should be giving them stuff. Period. They also loved Clinton almost just as much.

6 posted on 05/26/2011 6:48:08 PM PDT by Longbow1969
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To: Longbow1969
I actually think Cain can do slightly better than say, Keyes, against Obama, and here's why:

He's authentic. He doesn't "act white" in his speech patterns, mannerisms, etc. Unlike Alan Keyes, who basically ignored his blackness, Cain embraces it. He might get 11% of the black vote.

8 posted on 05/26/2011 7:43:35 PM PDT by RockinRight (Cain-McCotter is a much better ticket than McCain-Kotter.)
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To: Longbow1969
I actually think Cain can do slightly better than say, Keyes, against Obama, and here's why:

He's authentic. He doesn't "act white" in his speech patterns, mannerisms, etc. Unlike Alan Keyes, who basically ignored his blackness, Cain embraces it. He might get 11% of the black vote.

9 posted on 05/26/2011 7:43:44 PM PDT by RockinRight (Cain-McCotter is a much better ticket than McCain-Kotter.)
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