“And it is cute to imagine the pizza man in the White House.”
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Why don’t we call him the BA, Mathematics Man, or the Masters, Computer Science Man, or the Navy Ballistics Analyst Man? Because all those are accurate.
The fact is, Herman Cain is the best-educated, smartest (because, um, science is harder than law), most successful candidate in terms of making his own money at a real-world job, than we’ve seen in either party. In YEARS.
We can call him whatever you want. You mentioned three, I mentioned one. Do you have a favorite?
He’s the pizza man because that’s his claim to expertise. That’s why he says he needs to be president, because he was a Chief Executive of a pizza company and can be a good Chief Executive of our country. Pizza and country. Like apples and oranges.
Naah. The Perrybots would rather have a blow-dried buffoon career politician instead.
It is very obvious Herman Cain is a very smart business man. He’s a smart man period. He’s a very personable man as well. However, while nobody likes the old fuddy duddy in national politics, one must question if putting a completely politically inexperienced person in the most respected, highest political office in the land is appropriate.
Under Barack Obama and his socially-passionate and unscrupulous administration, our country has just gone through a horrific time in history, and our country’s government has been turned upside down and inside out. If we don’t have someone who has experience with government organization and how to work in legislative processes, or even if that person could LEARN but is behind in that knowledge and experienced insight, we could miss our time to get our country into a proper working order.
I do believe Herman Cain probably has some great ideas for some business principles that could help our federal government, but this just isn’t the time to put an completely inexperienced political leader in there just to SEE if he could handle politics and politicians or not, especially in our government’s most visible political slot. It doesn’t make me feel at ease, and I’m sure it would not make foreign dignitaries and our allies in this world feel comfortable either. There is too much uncertainty.
I had a hissy fit with Herman Cain a couple days ago when he used the racial bait thrown at him for his own benefit, but I have come back to at least appreciating his strengths, and I do feel he has them. I just don’t think we know if he has the particular strengths we need, and I fear for our country if we find out he doesn’t have them when he is sitting up there in that oval office, and out there with our Congressmen, both Democrat and Republican, and with the national media which we’ve already seen has been playing him, and in ALL situations that come with the politically-esteemed position of President of The United States of America.
I’d like to see him get some experience in politics, just not starting as a rookie (a smart rookie but a rookie none the less) in a position that should be respected SO MUCH that we seek only the most highly qualified and experienced person to fulfill the duties of that politically-esteemed position.