[Jonty30]

Cain has good instincts and he’s the type that would appoint somebody who knows foreign policy.

[Cincinatus' Wife]

Cain has good instincts and he’s the type that would appoint somebody who knows foreign policy.

[normy]

Just wow. Tell me who Cain would appoint so I can vote for them for President cause Cain is a freaking joke of a candidate. Love him as a talk show host or speech giver but he don't know jack. I ain't voting for his advisers.

[ridesthemiles]

Cain is smart enough to know that he cannot be an expert on every segment of being the President. No one can, but many are surely pretending, such as Romney.

That is what ADVISORS are for. Cain was very clear about using the Generals. Something that Barry the Imposter seems to make a puppet show of asking them their opinion & then doing the opposite.

Generals asked for a minimum of 40,000 soldiers to operate the big surge & Barry gives them 30,000. Generals don’t want to leave Afghanistan until mid winter of 2012-—IF THEN— & Barry makes a big show for himself telling the opposition troops that he will pull ut our resources in late summer.

Barry is pandering for votes in November at the risk of more military lives & in the face of the lost lives already squandered in Afghanistan.

Tribal mentalities will turn on their ‘friends’ or ‘enemys’ in a heartbeat. They are rattlesnakes wearing robes & wrapped up heads.

Santorum pleading to ‘make nice’ with Pakistan because they have nuclear weapons was disgusting.

Overrun them & take their weapons.....No country can ever ‘make nice’ with Pakistan. They are double dealing everyone they talk to on any topic, IMO.

[Sudetenland]

Cain was pathetic. This was "the debate he has been waiting for" and he was completely out of his depths. Cain doesn't have a clue on foreign policy.

"I will gather the necessary people around me and then we will decide . . ." is not the answer of a leader. A leader has a fully formed philosophy and works from within that framework. He selects people who will assist him in achieving his goals. He doesn't poll the people around him and then decide what his policies should be.

Cain is not prepared for the Presidency--not even close. He is only marginally more qualified to be President than Obama was in 2008 and that solely because he does have some experience in running a business.

Any one of the other candidates on that dais would be more capable of being President than Cain--including [w]Ron[g] Paul.

Cain can't hold a candle to Newt or Perry, or even Mitt.

Time to get off the fantasy train of Herman Cain.