There's no such thing as a perfect candidate. It's hard to predict who will and won't make an effective president. . . . . _________________________________________________________
What?
I don't know what he's talking about that there is no perfect candidate!
Some of what he says is true, so? If I have to vote for Romney in the general I will but I think the party has found the man for the times, it is Herman Cain. Herman Cain has had even better experience in business than Mr. Romney. Mr. Cain will siphon off some of the black vote. Mr. Cain will garner much of the southern vote. The independents in the NE who voted for the "O" because he was black will be able to vote for a conservative and not hurt their consciences.
Herman Cain may not be perfection but he is as close to it as I have seen since Reagan!
I don't know if Herman can make it or not but I can hope.
Herman Cain may not be perfection but he is as close to it as I have seen since Reagan! While Reagan wasn't perfect, he was the best president in my 66 years on earth and farther back than that even, he set the standard for conservatism.
Everything that comes out of Cain's mouth isn't going to be nor has to be music to my ears. It's my firm belief that he is the best of all those now in the running. I plan to vote for him in the primary and I hope also in the general.
I will never vote for Romney in either.
Go ahead, somebody tell me, that not voting for Romney in the general is the same as a vote for Obama, like I have never heard that one before. If Romney is the nominee, this nation is doomed whoever wins the general.