[An American In Dairyland]

Cain was Deputy Chairman of the Federal Reserve Bank of Kansas City and was in office from 1992–1994. That rules him OUT as far as I’m concerned.

[hope]

Was disppointed about that also. He stated he sees no reason to audit the fed by an outside auditer.

[Coffee_drinker]

"Cain was Deputy Chairman of the Federal Reserve Bank of Kansas City and was in office from 1992–1994. That rules him OUT as far as I’m concerned."

Can you give the specific reasons why you feel this way? Was there something he did wrong or acted badly?

[KoRn]

Spending a couple of years in the snake pit of the Federal Reserve is better than spending years in the belly of the beast that is DC.

Cain being a conservative may be why he only spent two years there. I would be interested to hear his take on monetary/economic policy though. If he’s another Greenspan/Bernanke type, he can rot in hell.

[RVN Airplane Driver]

Obviously you know little of how the Fed works....go do your homework and then come back and make that statement.... Kneejerk bullshitte don’t get it my friend....

[not2worry]

Cain was Deputy Chairman of the Federal Reserve Bank of Kansas City and was in office from 1992–1994. That rules him OUT as far as I’m concerned.

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Everyone else on the stage was a professional politician.
That rules them all OUT as far as I’m concerned.

[ilgipper]

So anyone with monetary experience is out? I think this is one of the most important parts of his resume.

[numberonepal]

That rules him OUT as far as I’m concerned.

How 'bout Bachmann's little stint with Treasury?

[bert]

I can’t believe one can be so narrow minded as to throw out the baby with bathwater