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!"
They are both principled and gracious.
IMO Palin is destined to be the nominee and to beat Obama, but I of course understand that Cain supporters feel otherwise.
You are right. I just can’t see Herman Cain paired with the cheer leader. I don’t know enough about Rubio. How about Cain and Gingrich? Gingrich couldn’t be as bad as Biden.
I seriously doubt Sarah takes second spot again after saying "trouble with second dog is the view is always the same" or something to that effect...
OK, so she has 2 1/2 years of experience as a CEO. Herman Cain has a LOT more than that, plus he has the financial background that we need right now.
I get so tired of people saying that Cain can't be president. Why not?
Nice...that's like saying I can't see Sarah paired with the pizza man~
All that BUT you have to admit that Mr Cain didn’t have to deal with Russin flyovers. Or dirty oil execs. Or dirty politicians. As a team, Palin/Cain would be AWESOME.
Palin/Cain: Works for me.
And they will, too.
Never said that myself....:oP
She never WAS a democrat either.
I really would like a Palin-Cain ticket. That would be worth supporting.
“I like Sarah a lot and if she runs I’ll be going all in with her. Bachmann and Cain are my next choices. If Sarah doesn’t run and Bachmann falls by the wayside, Cain is my man. No way in hell will I support or vote for Romney and Perry seems to be stuck on stupid. Worse, he’s doubling down on it daily.”
After vasillating for months, I have pretty much come to the same conclusion. Palin - Bachmann - Cain in that order for the primary. I could go for a Palin/Bachmann for Palin/Cain ticket. However, I think the latter is the better overall. I should mention I also like Santorum, but expect him to drop out soon. Also, I hope Newt stays in the race, althought he cannot win.....he brings some sanity to the debates. Too bad he blew it in the past.
Or to my knowledge supported one...
Its nice not being tied too tightly to one candidate.
I'd like to second and / or third those thoughts from each of you'all. Thanks!
Well, it doesn't get rid of the Income Tax Amendment. Otherwise, it sets a baseline of taxation ~ and a balanced budget amendment would FORCE federal government to fit within 9-9-9.
Did any of these guys say we don't need a balanced budget amendment? Remember, once we hold the Senate as well as the House we can slam that through machschnell.
This year’s poll might have been a little off. Some of my facebook friends are reporting getting multiple ballots with access to more (they turned in the extras) and a vote that ended about an hour earlier than the published time. While I do not believe for a second that this was done to further one candidate over another, it may have really messed with the historical accuracy of the poll. To be honest, I think Cain would have won no matter what. But I am really curious about the final numbers in a vote that was done correctly.
The RPOF needs a good cleaning out. If enough people make some noise, the altered atmosphere in Tallahassee might just do us all a huge favor.
In fairness, I really do think our military dealt with the Russians, but Sarah did do a great job with the dirty politicians. It still doesn’t help with this country’s economic situation.
Sorry, but I think if Sarah would tone it down and slow it down a bit she would charm more voters. I like everything she stands for and I would vote for her, but I’ve heard too many people say, “I just don’t want to listen to that for four to eight years”.
Agree on Cain.
The 9,9,9 catch-phrase has too close to Million Man Math from Calypso Louie, sound to it. The idea is good, just drop the gimick.
“It’s time vet Cain now, though, because he did support Romney in 2008.”
It’s true we need to find out more about why he supported Romney in 2008, but let’s keep in mind that a lot of us did after Fred Thompson tanked so early and it was down to Romney, Mclame and Huckster. I can’t stand Romney, he’s a phony RINO chameleon, but even I preferred him over the other 2 back in ‘08. I believe Rush and several other conservative talk show hosts were also backing Romney, so Cain may have been in that mix. On its face, I don’t really think backing Romney in 2008 is any indication of Cain being a RINO himself. We’ll just have to take a closer look at his positions and see what we find. So far, I like what I’ve seen.
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