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He's had ten years or more to prepare. If he hasn't spent those ten years preparing, why not? If he'd been elected to the US Senate in 2004, he'd have had to deal with foreign policy to some extent. Did he even look at foreign policy before running for Senate? What does that say about someone when he doesn't prepare for such a big part of such an important job?

I don't doubt that he's a good man, but I'm very concerned about his not trying to get up to speed on foreign policy before launching a candidacy for the presidency.

He is a GREAT man...

you claim he has had 10 years to prepare- LOL! you should rally fact check these talking points ya’ll get before you repeat them....I have known him for over 7 years- He has not “prepared” for this campaign for 10 years....

Cain has integrity and is a principle man....I have full faith in his ability to deal with foreign policy- I have full faith he will always come down on the right side.

you are fully entitled to your pauses, and I am glad you bring them up....every candidate should be fully vetted...but be careful on repeating things you don’t know to be fact....

the tactic of using the “elite” term on Cain will not work....throwing him in the same club as Romney will not be effective either...although, I see you and your friends have adopted some of Romney’s tactics! Irony is a thing of beauty, the humor is well received!!!

He actually talked about foreign policy a lot on his daily radio show, so obviously he didn't just pull out a globe this morning and say what is this.

He is and will be on the right side of things internationally.

Most importantly, he has an excellent Reagan-esque economic vision which is priority 1 for this country in 2012.