I don’t see any problem in shuttering both and many other unconstitutional agencies if we have a conservative constitutionalist president and congress willing to do so.Herman Cain spoke of an attitude adjustment for the EPA, following that with incentives to develop domestic oil, i.e., drill baby drill.
In debate he will take Obama to school as to how business gets done in the real and Free World; show the Alinsky bullhorn-teleprompter how the cow ate the cabbage.
Were Herman Cain to bring along Sarah Palin as vice president or Secretary of Energy, it's all good.
Herman Cain reverses the Left brainwashing--a term he uses. He is the living proof. His curiam vitae is broad, from computers to banking to entrepreneurship.
Michelle Bachmann stumbled with Ed Rollins' cheapshot at Sarah Palin, and Michelle kissing Romney is a difficult optic, read, BarfCon Delta.
Santorum registers as Rick Lazio-weak.
Newt will ever be on a loveseat with Hillary or Pelosi, and trembling with Climate Doom.
Romney delenda est--and he died on-air when needled by Des Moines Jan Mickelson's WHO 1040 AM in re the candidate's faith--
--the unflappable Romney became paranoid and hysterical.
Rick Perry showed how Bush and comprehensive immigration reform (amnesty, open borders) lost the Congress in the 2006 elections.
His "heart" remark was the iceberg ripping six watertight compartments. Can he show that what he meant is he needs the Federal Government to enforce existing law, to do its consitutional duty?
The establishment took a blow to its solar plexus when Chris Christie opted to finish his sandwich.
He's about as conservative as Romney.
Cain, or in the alternative, Perry, working in concert for the American Republic at the time of its existential crisis can beat Romney and Obama.
And I would think Michelle Bachmann could best serve that cause by staying in the House, taking Boehner's job so he can golf more and compromise less.
Compromise, hell.
