Posted on 09/25/2011 3:14:50 PM PDT by Marie
Sarah Palin likes Herman Cain.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wix4k1VgJtE
"He's not a politician. I think that's why I like him so much!"
I for one like Mr Cain and Mrs Palin and would be equally as comfortable if either were President or Vice President.
Or, one President and the other Vice President.:)
There’s really no major philosophical differences between these two. So there is nothing to attack. They should both concentrate on making the best case against Obama and Romney, and let the primary voters then decide who is best to take on Obama in 2012.
Since the crony capitalism speech by Palin and the debate the other night, I have been wondering if she might come out and endorse Cain. I’ve never thought she would run this time - though she might - but I do know she and Cain get along very well and obviously there would be a lot about a Cain candidacy that Palin would love.
As far as teaming up on a ticket? I don’t see either having any interest in the VP spot, especially Palin.
You lack humor. She ain't the Pope.
It's a tawdry and unfunny joke.
Do you really think it originated with little ol' me?
A poster on this thread just got banned
Oh noes! Do you reckon I should be banned too?
No, no, no.
She wouldn’t and she shouldn’t.
It will be Palin/Cain or nothing.
And the Alaskan constitution gives the governor the power of a CEO...
Tons of people supported Romney in 08 because the alternative of Huckabee or McCain was too much to bear. Plus, alot of us didn’t know that much about him, like we do now.
Don’t hold that against him as I’m sure many that supported Romney then are not now.
BTW..is there somewhere folks can listen to Mr Cain’s Radio Programs? Is good stuff.
At least she never endorsed a democrat, just saying.
***There’s really no major philosophical differences between these two. So there is nothing to attack. They should both concentrate on making the best case against Obama and Romney, and let the primary voters then decide who is best to take on Obama in 2012.***
I couldn’t agree more.
You are right, there is no real philosophical difference - and their experiences compliment each other and have a huge slice of real America in them as well.
If anything, Cain might be a tad to the right on most issues, but just by a smidgeon.
Well, I think Herman needs to explain position of more than few things. His grasp on foreign policy seems week, but then again, if he is a true isolationist conservative, it doesn’t really matter, I suppose.
I wish I knew. I’d live to listen to Cain’s radio archives.
Now why would you try to promote something that isn’t true? Cain has said many times and did again today on FNC that he would first SCRAP THE CURRENT SYSTEM. Did I say that loud enough for you to notice this time?
I like Cain. I don’t know him like I know Sarah Palin, however. If Palin runs, I’m on board, if not, I’ll be watching Herman Cain to see how he holds up. At the moment, he’s my second choice. My interest is in taking on the entrenched establishment elites in both parties. I’m not sure if Cain has the fire in the belly to tackle that task. We’ll see.
I know Herman Cain has been given the opportunity to showcase his campaign in the national spotlight. He is an excellent communicator. Cain is a strong conservative. I know this straw poll has been a 100% accurate indicator of the GOP nominee in the past. As an investor, I know that past performance is no guarantee of future success. I also know I am exhausted after a very busy weekend carefully evaluating each candidate up close and under a microscope. I am comfortable with Herman Cain as the GOP nominee.
As for your Seriously? suffix--Do you think I am joking? Do I act like I am a comedienne? What kind of asinine question is that?
You’re exactly right - if you get into the cross endorsement game, you’ll find reasons to hate everybody. As we know, Palin campaigned for McCain and Perry in 2010 (or was Perry V Hutchinson 09?).
And besides, Romney has slid even more to the left since 08.
At least Cain didn’t work for the Gore campaign like Admiral Perry .
“YES! Cain/Palin!”
Nope it would be Palin/Cain IF it happens.
>>> Cain has said many times and did again today on FNC that he would first SCRAP THE CURRENT SYSTEM. Did I say that loud enough for you to notice this time? >>>
You are right, and more to the point — Cain nor any President will ever get a change like this without first having a long and serious national conversation on the issue. He passionately believes once people understand his plan, they’ll demand it.
He has plans for economic growth under the current system and then he’ll work on this. Anyone with common sense, and Cain has that, knows that he is not going to force feed a whole new tax structure down the people’s throats that they don’t want. He’s not Obama nor Pelosi....
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