[buccaneer81]

I should have known you wouldn't get that. Here; I'll type more slowly: People who feel unworthy to shine somebody else's shoes (especially a politician's, for crying out loud) don't have much self-worth and there's always a good reason for that. Underachieving is almost a given there.

Now I'll talk slowly for you..."Not worthy of shining his shoes" is a figure of speech. Are you familiar with that concept?

I haven't achieved what Cain has and neither have you.

[Allegra]

I haven't achieved what Cain has and neither have you.

No, I've achieved different things, based off of my own particular talents and strengths. And I'm not done yet.

And there is no politician to whom I feel inferior.

Judging by your posts on here, I can see why you would, though.

Now, there are some people I have been or would be very honored to meet.

I got to meet Ronald Reagan in 1992 and was very honored. I would be very honored to meet someone like Margaret Thatcher.

But I do not feel inferior and I also do not hold Herman Cain up nearly as high in my estimation as the two aforementioned.

I can support candidates. I do not fawn all over any of them.