Herman Cain, Sarah Palin at Liberty on Saturday

Liberty University News Service ^ | October 3, 2011

[2ndDivisionVet]

Another presidential candidate and one possible contender will be on the Liberty University campus this weekend.

GOP presidential candidate Herman Cain will do a book signing on Saturday, Oct. 8 at the Liberty University Barnes & Noble Bookstore. Cain, radio talk show host and former president and CEO of Godfather's Pizza, will be signing copies of “This is Herman Cain” from 11:30 a.m. until 1:30 p.m.

Former Alaska governor and 2008 vice presidential nominee Sarah Palin is scheduled to speak at the Extraordinary Women Conference on Saturday, Oct. 8 at Liberty’s Vines Center. The conference is not a public event and is not being sponsored by Liberty University.

“To have four declared or potential presidential candidates visit Liberty University in one semester is clear evidence of how Liberty has emerged as the preeminent Christian university in the nation. We are honored to have Sarah Palin and Herman Cain on campus,” said Chancellor and President Jerry Falwell, Jr.

Cain’s visit will mark the third 2012 presidential candidate on campus this year. Rick Perry spoke in Liberty’s convocation on Sept. 14. Michele Bachmann spoke on Sept. 28.

Cain last spoke at Liberty in 2009. This is Palin’s first visit to Liberty’s Lynchburg, Va. campus.

[OwenKellogg]

Anyone going to Lynchburg on Saturday?

[Prokopton]

She knows how this nasty media game is played.

Yup, she's sure getting great, positive media coverage...oh wait...

[Joe Brower]

"Cain/Palin 2012."

Despite what others think here, I agree that this is a great idea. I've even seen a photoshopped "McCain/Palin 2008" yard sign doctored up with this elsewhere on this forum. We sure could do a helluva lot worse.

And I disagree that Ms. Palin would not take second-string again -- I think she would, for a few reasons I can think of.

My two cents.

[Theodore R.]

His people need to keep him better informed and Herman MUST resist the urge to comment on every question asked, especially ones with obvious controversial overtones. Just making any answer does not make him look smarter, but deferring to comment until he has looked into all of the details and promise to get back to them with an educated viewpoint.

Brilliant statement

[SlightOfTongue]

I like Palin/Cain better

Oh, no. Then I can't use my left-over 2008 Election signs...

....McCain/Palin

[Gargantua]

"She has more political experience."

Yah. Good point. No way you want that for your president, huh? (God save us...)

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