Cain had two interviews.
Here is the link to the interview with Christiane Amapour.
http://www.breitbart.tv/cain-calls-perry-hunting-camp-former-name-racially-insensitive/
Here is the link to the interview with Chris Wallace:http://video.foxnews.com/
Here is the link to the original Washington Post article:http://www.washingtonpost.com/national/rick-perry-familys-hunting-camp-still-known-to-many-by-old-racially-charged-name/2011/10/01/gIQAOhY5DL_story.html
If one reads the article and listens to both interviews, one can reasonably conclude that Cain was aware of the article and choose to ignore Perry’s statements within the article.
To me that was race baiting and I find it offensive.
No doubt you are offended at Perry’s race-baiting when he called those who disagree with him on the illegals policy racists who “don’t like the sound of their last names.”
Huge Cain supporter but he will lose our support real quick if he goes to apologizing! Next step would be support of the homosexual agenda or the noncommittal “what they dobin private is their.own business” My leader will call it wrong!
Huge Cain supporter but he will lose our support real quick if he goes to apologizing! Next step would be support of the homosexual agenda or the noncommittal “what they dobin private is their.own business” My leader will call it wrong!
Great video. Not sure I like the 999, upside down 666. I think his response to the Perry N-head should have been, “So what?”
I watched them and disagree.
Do you really expect that a black man (a REAL Black American, not a fake half-white one from Hawaii), who grew up poor in the segregated South in the 50s and 60s, who experienced real racism in his life (undoubtedly much more than Barry) would be just peachy keen with usage of the word “N****r” like it’s no big deal, then I don’t know what world you’re living in. It doesn’t make him any less conservative to feel that way.