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To: sodpoodle

I remain on the Cain train too. Let Gingrich be the policy wonk and Herman be the business manager.

In the manufacturing world, I think its just fine if a manager wants to dabble in technical minutia but he/she needs to leave the heavy lifting to the pros - the engineers etc. Same thing in govt. - give me someone with a good moral compass and conservative bent as a leader.

There are plenty of govt policy grunts available to tune a strategy. And frankly, I only care about foreign policy to the extent it affects the health of the USA. I don’t need alot of philosophical arguements to know the world would be better off if Achmedinijaad(sic) ceased to exist. And I wouldn’t care about the nuanced effect that might have on how Ubeckbeckabeckastan perceives my country.


47 posted on 11/28/2011 9:12:17 AM PST by bossmechanic (If all else fails, hit it with a hammer)
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To: bossmechanic

- give me someone with a good moral compass and conservative bent as a leader.


Exactly. Newt’s moral compass was lost in the back seat of a car somewhere in the congressional parking lot.


52 posted on 11/28/2011 9:18:46 AM PST by Yaelle (Help Herman Cain win Iowa so we get a conservative as a nominee!)
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To: bossmechanic

There is such treachery in DC - Newt knows the territory and would have Herman’s back; he could map out Congress and plan strategy better than anyone.

The entrenched staffers and Federal agency pencil pushers are a huge problem. Herman’s systems & CEO background(s)could cut through that mess like a combine.


53 posted on 11/28/2011 9:20:13 AM PST by sodpoodle ( Gingrich-Cain 2012)
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