[backhoe]

This is the first time I have read Mr. Cain's own words on these issues, and I'd support him in a heartbeat.

[lainde]

Wow...Didn't have him on my radar screen. Thanks for the info!

[RicocheT]

If Herman Cain is for real and as good as he sounds, the Republican Party should showcase him and build him into a candidate.

[rwfromkansas]

bump bump bump

This guy is a big pusher of the FairTax

[decimon]

"As the head of a business," Cain told me in an interview, "I solve problems one day, solve problems the next day and the next day. A lot of these problems come from taxes and regulations. They have to be cut and rolled back to permit businesses to create more new jobs and eventually, the whole tax system has to be restructured."

I'd like to hear that from more CEOs.

[Mean Daddy]

Herman Cain used to live in Omaha and if you ever get an opportunity to hear him speak, jump at it. He also has a professional quality singing voice. Used to sing the national anthem at all the sporting events. He contemplated running for POTUS against Bush. He's a rising star.

[Dan from Michigan]

The more I read on this guy, the better he sounds.

[boris]

" In 1994, as a member of the audience in a town meeting with Bill Clinton, Cain asked the President what he would tell the employees his company would have to lay off if the "Hillary-Care" health program became law."

IIRC, the President--or was it the little lady--responded with some witticism such as, 'Oh, well--you can't make an omelette without breaking some eggs," in other words, you small businessmen can go bankrupt for all we care. Let 'em eat cake.

--Boris

[Kuksool]

The GOP minority out-reach program will be put to the test if Herman Cain wins the GOP Senate nomination.

[Holden Magroin]

Too bad the country club Republican establishment is behind Johnny Isakson.

[SteveH]

And the reason this aspiring and charismatic minority businessman and leader is not on the front cover of Time or Newsweek is because... (?)

[Southack]

Cain sounds great!

[wayoverontheright]

A lot of these problems come from taxes and regulations. They have to be cut and rolled back to permit businesses to create more new jobs and eventually, the whole tax system has to be restructured."

In the voting booth, I would take an affirmative action and vote for this dude.

[votelife]

I support "leveling the playing field" and given qualified conservative blacks an opportunity to compete with the white guys. Seriously, this guy is way better than Johnny and would make a fine Senator!

[nickcarraway]

BUMP

[nickcarraway]

Another great pizza guy.