[DTxAg]

Well that's a dumb question because he has never held a position that empowered him to do those things. I mean, it would be like asking Rick Perry come come he never invented anything at Apple.

Now that's funny, calling it dumb asking how a candidate for President of the United States has helped advance some of the most core conservative ideals. It's amazing that we're debating whether to nominate someone with absolutely no governmental experience to run one of the three major branches of a republican government.

[SamAdams76]

It's amazing that we're debating whether to nominate someone with absolutely no governmental experience to run one of the three major branches of a republican government.

Well you make it seem like Herman Cain is going to be running the executive branch of the U.S. government singlehandedly. Well it just doesn't work that way. The President will have hundreds - thousands of key people in place that actually run the government. Based on Cain's career to date, he appears to have the knack for getting good people to work for him. A far cry from the "community organizer" we have in the position today who couldn't run an ice cream stand - nor know how to hire reliable people to run it for him.

Based on Cain's resume, I believe he has the best overall experience of any other candidate in the race - except maybe Romney - and that's not an alternative that most of us would want if we really want to advance the conservative agenda in Washington.