First they tried a woman. That was the Palin factor. But she was spoiled goods even before the public smelled the stench. Now this time around the party of clowning, foolishness and in your face racism turned joke-ism will be rallying around this anti-health care candidate.
Why not? so far it's a free country. Problem is Mr. Cain has no political experience whatsover, not an iota and the GOP will exploit that as a tool to compare that to President elect Obama, the GOP is so disgusting in its sordid unrelenting attack on the current black President that they will stoop to whatever lows can garner emotional responses.
Mr. Cain over came two cancers, in 2007 and says he is cancer free, and that the former Healthcare we had in place is responsible for that, that we know is very questionable, it actually questions the doctors, moreover being President is a gargantuan job that carries untold stress. Cancer is partly a dis-ease that grows in an acidic body state, and what can be more acidic to the human body than running a country?
To surmise that we are so stupid and that we don't remember how they grilled President Obama on his health, and it was perfect and that this is a direct jibe to let us know that they can and do control what their candidates agendas will hammer down our throats. I would not have voted for Mr. Cain under any circumstances. On a lighter note.. do I hear that I can pay $99.00 and get myself a facebook page and run after I had decided not to? that's very political first I say no then I say yes.
ATLANTA (AP) — Herman Cain has run a pizza chain, hosted a talk radio show and sparred with Bill Clinton over health care. He's never held elected office.
Now the tea party favorite wants to be president.
"In case you accidentally listen to a skeptic or doubting Thomas out there, just be to clear ... I'm running for president of the United States and I'm not running for second," he told a crowd at Centennial Olympic Park on Saturday. Chants of "Herman" erupted.
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The announcement by the businessman, author and talk radio show host that he was joining the expanding Republican field came after months of traveling around the country to introduce himself to voters.
Now the 65-year-old will see if he can use that grass-roots enthusiasm to turn a long-shot campaign into a credible bid.
Cain supports a strong national defense, opposes abortion, backs replacing the federal income tax with a national sales tax and favors a return to the gold standard.
He lost a three-way Republican U.S. Senate primary bid in Georgia in 2004 with one-quarter of the vote. His "Hermanator" political action committee has taken in just over $16,000 this year.
Cain has said he's running "a bottoms-up, outside-the-box campaign." Supporters say he taps into the tea party-fueled desire for plain-speaking citizen candidates.
Born in Memphis, Tenn., and raised in Atlanta, Cain is the son of a chauffeur and a maid. He attended historically black Morehouse College, earned a master's degree from Purdue University and worked as a mathematician for the Navy before beginning to scale the corporate ladder.
He worked at Coca-Cola, Pillsbury and Burger King before taking the helm of the failing Godfather's Pizza franchise, which he rescued by shuttering hundreds of restaurants.
He burst onto the political stage when he argued with President Clinton over the Democrat's health care plan at a 1994 town hall meeting.
"On behalf of all of those business owners that are in a situation similar to mine," asked Cain, "my question is, quite simply, if I'm forced to do this, what will I tell those people whose jobs I will have to eliminate?"
The late Jack Kemp, the GOP vice presidential nominee in 1996, once described Cain as having "the voice of Othello, the looks of a football player, the English of Oxfordian quality and the courage of a lion."
In 2006, Cain was diagnosed with liver and colon cancer. He says he's been cancer-free since 2007 and credits the nation's health care system with keeping him alive. He says it's one reason he's so opposed to the health overhaul championed by President Barack Obama.
At a speech last week in Macon, Ga., Cain gave a glimpse of the rationale for his candidacy. He said the American dream is under attack from runaway debt, a stagnant economy and a Democratic administration forcing a legislative agenda citizens don't want.
On that note--here is Mr. Ghetto from Walmart, and what he really should be concentrating on:
http://wearerespectablenegroes.blogspot.co... Have a good laugh albeit a sad one. Education is the key and running this country is a complex job.
Posted By: Marta Fernandez
Saturday, May 21st 2011 at 2:16PM
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