Cain: Morgan Freeman’s sad ignorance doesn’t offend me

Hot Air ^ | 25 Sep 2011 | Ed Morrissey

[mandaladon]

I’m not offended by it, because it doesn’t slow down my momentum. It doesn’t slow down the reaction that I get from people. They know that I bring my message from the heart and the head, and they’re responding to it. So, name calling is something that’s going to continue in this because they don’t know how to stop this movement. And this movement is making a big difference in politics, because a lot of the traditional Democrats are moving to the center or moving over to vote for conservatives. They’re taking another look at a Herman Cain.*****************

Very classy response by Herman Cain. I really hope he gets the nomination.

[gorush]

Palin/Cain

[Mr. Mojo]

...told Cavuto that being a great actor doesn’t always equate to having a grasp on reality.

More often than not it seems to equate to being completely disconnected from reality.

[Mr. K]

Unless Palin gets in HERMAN CAIN IS MY CHOICE~!

[stormhill]

Haven’t actually taken the time to look at Cain, but I must admit this is an impressive guy.

[KansasGirl]

Herman Cain is always classy!

[TwoSwords]

I’m a Cain fan but he should’ve been able to annihilate this comment and make a buzz. The ability to have done so may have made his campaign. Missed opportunity.

[HiTech RedNeck]

Drama isn’t inherently unethical or immoral. But modern methods of drama coaching seem to ignore reality a lot in the name of creating virtual realities on screen or on stage.

[Wildbill22]

Morgan Freeman sees nothing wrong with marrying his step daughter. His judgement disqualifies him from any serious discussion at all. He is your typical Hollywood pathology.

Herman Cain is a rocket scientist, businessman, capitalist, who reeks of competence and relevance. He will be a wonderful President.

Morgan Freeman will be nothing more than just another Hollywood soap opera idiot making poor life choices.

[HiTech RedNeck]

Cain seems to be hinting obliquely that he pities Freeman more than seeing Freeman as worthy of being distracted over. Which is both classy and appropriate. A president can’t get distracted over every petty drama queen.

[I see my hands]

"Very classy response"

Such words should be met with fists not class.

[JDW11235]

LOL! He left out the “Bless his heart.” :)

[JDW11235]

Not to put too fine a point on it, but I think it was his step grand-daughter. That he fell in love with when she was 17, IIRC.

[TwoSwords]

I see your point. I respect your posts. Getting into it w Freeman may not be a good idea. But if a black man wants to win the Presidency on the pub side they have to eventually state the race issue is over and it’s all about country.

[M. Thatcher]

he should’ve been able to annihilate this comment and make a buzz. The ability to have done so may have made his campaign. Missed opportunity.

Disagree. I think it's a word perfect response.

[Gigantor]

Cain Is Able!

[Donnafrflorida]

We need a honest no nonsense electable conservative that is capable of solving the massive economic problems. One additional necessary ingredients: EXCITEMENT ENERGY ENTHUSIASM. We got it with Cain. He had seven standing ovations at the Fla. Straw poll. Did you see the euphoric faces of the delegates when his name was called?

[Donnafrflorida]

We need a honest no nonsense electable conservative that is capable of solving the massive economic problems. One additional necessary ingredients: EXCITEMENT ENERGY ENTHUSIASM. We got it with Cain. He had seven standing ovations at the Fla. Straw poll. Did you see the euphoric faces of the delegates when his name was called?

[Da Coyote]

Cain has class.

Obama’s missing the first two letters.

[caww]

his step grand-daughter. That he fell in love with, when she was 17, IIRC.

What's a man his age doing with a 17 yr. old? Come on "falling in love?"... Rubbish!..the guy was married...no less. He wanted to pay around with school girls and that's just the way it was....while keeping it in the family...what a complete dork!