[GourmetDan]

He did more than ‘work’ for the Federal Reserve.

I had a friend whose husband ‘worked’ for the Federal Reserve. He was a supervisor in the check-clearing department. That’s ‘working’ for the Federal Reserve.

Cain was on the BoD for the KC Fed from 1992-1996 and was chairman of the BoD for his last year there. He is on the record as opposing an audit of the Fed, which is a privately-owned bank that was given the right to issue the currency of the U.S. and collects ‘interest’ on money that is created with an accounting-entry.

[Marie]

This guy just joined last month.

[Liz]

Cain's victory sends a message to party elites that they better quit messing with us and trying to shove undesirable candidates down our throats. I posted the other day, that, to Floridians, Social Security and Illegals are two issues that are huge, and Perry was tone-deaf on these issues. What plays in Texas, does not play elsewhere.

N-i-c-e take---thanks.

[palmer]

"At a recent Spectator press event I had the opportunity to ask Cain about his views on the Federal Reserve. His view is that the Fed's current dual mandate is overbroad, and that it should not be tasked with promoting maximum employment. He argued that the only role of the Fed should be to stabilize the price level, and suggested that as president he would try to end the dual mandate. "

From http://spectator.org/blog/2011/05/27/herman-cain-and-the-fed