—That, FRiends, is Herman Cain’s path to the nomination.—
One can hope.
I remember the first I ever heard of him was my wife reading an article about him. I said he sounded really good. And she said, “Tt’s not the best part, look.” And she showed me a picture of him. I started laughing out loud. the race card, the only one they have, will have to be turned into an “Uncle Tom” card. That will not play well.
If Cain can get past the “electability” naysayers, he will be our next president.
I don’t like race even being part of it, but it is, whether we like it or not.
Cain has the right approach. He seems to believe (from his words) that, in and of itself, he doesn’t believe race should be an issue, but he also knows that it is, and will address the question directly when asked.
With someone like West or Rubio (I’d prefer Rubio honestly, he’s a Senator) as a running mate, the racial aspect is destroyed, and maybe, just maybe, we can focus on the issues.
I’ve been a fan since the 2004 Senatorial primary here in GA. We wound up with Isakson, who has been better than expected, but still not that great. We missed a real opportunity then.
Somebody posted this to me just last weak. I should ask what he/she thinks now
jessduntno to demshateGod
“Herman Cain. I don’t think 0 can beat any of the R’s, not even Ron Paul. I think we’re making a mistake by rallying around Hecanwin.”
Cain would be slaughtered.