Herman Cain for President! — Anything Else on True Nudists

DesertRatOriginal Poster

Apr 15, 2011

The run for the 2012 Presidential election has begun. Obama has already declaired his intention to run. The Republicans are searching for someone to run against our sitting President in November of 2012. There are a lot of tired old faces out there but I recently attended a gathering of grass roots individuals and met a man who, I feel, can rescue our Country from the malaise in which we now find ourselves. His name is Herman Cain. Please check him out. His web site is hermancain.com. Go to the News Room page and listen to some of his past speeches and interviews. Personally I found him to be very intelligent, charismatic and articulate with a very deep grasp of the problems facing America and the World today.
I urge you to check him out and, if you feel as I do, send him a donation. Oh, by the way, the first thing you will notice about Mr. Cain and he will tell you this, is he is Black.
Herman Cain has an up hill battle in getting recognized. The reason for this is he is Obama's worst nightmare. The main stream media has a problem with him because he completely destroys their argument that the Republicans are racists. They therefore will not report upon any of his campaign activities. Despite the fact that he is receiving so little media coverage, he is continueing to rise in the polls.

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DanandJanette
Apr 15, 2011
[quote]The media doesn't portray Republicans as racist. Just TeaBaggers.[/quote] First of all, you're dead wrong about Republicans not being portrayed as racists. Not in all instances of their mention, but enough of them. Second, your use of the term "Teabaggers" is a deliberate smear (implying homosexual activities) of a group of people who simply have a political viewpoint different than yours. Is this acceptable behavior from someone constantly reminding others they're moderators here? Once again you prove diversity-loving liberals are some of the biggest hypocrites around. And while I'm at, please explain why the Tea Party is considered racist by anyone. If you do, please cite clear, concise examples in lieu of emotional outbursts.
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gabare
Apr 15, 2011
Herman Cain is a great American and very intelligent he is my second choice on the Republican ticket and would be first if he had more name recognition and $$$ in his war chest. also teabagger is nancy pelosi term for terrorist kinda like calling all democrats socialist !
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Roosterock
Apr 15, 2011
Lets all agree on one thing and that is to vote for experience and not what you voted for last time. You know what is happening with this one.
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Cheri Donna Dawson
Apr 16, 2011
[quote]I'm a Republican, a Teabagger, and an ultraconservative, but I'm not a racist or sexist. I just think that big government should stay out of our lives![/quote] That sounds more Libertarian. I am socially liberal and fiscally conservative and at this time SC you don't have to declare a party affiliation
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FF32404
Apr 16, 2011
I'm a Conservative Republican with Libertarian leanings, tea party patriot, and now a Herman Cain supporter thanks to a recent post by I think DesertRat or DanandJanette a few months ago. We need a man with his integrity as a champion for smaller government. I'm liking what I'm hearing from him.
Mike
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tonybooth
Apr 16, 2011
Well as I said under my foum post he is impressive but flat taxes are flat earth theory, its way too simplistic unless they completly overhaul the complete tax system, the structure is way too complex and clever tax lawyers will use complex structures to minimise tax. I worry that his approach will simply favour corporates and the failure of the supply side economics is not acknowledged. The US needs to raise taxes to pay the debt, something that seems to be in denial or massively cut Defense. I saw a report of the 6 senators 3 DEM and 3 gOP guys who are meeting to pull together a common solution.
Cheers
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DesertRatOriginal Poster
Apr 18, 2011
[quote]I'm a Conservative Republican with Libertarian leanings, tea party patriot, and now a Herman Cain supporter thanks to a recent post by I think DesertRat or DanandJanette a few months ago. We need a man with his integrity as a champion for smaller government. I'm liking what I'm hearing from him. Mike[/quote] Right on brother!
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tonybooth
May 16, 2011
I am glad he addresses a major weakness but he doesn't really address his process for choosing the people to assist him but at least he has intellectual rigour.
From his newsletter
May 15th, 2011
Herman Cain

Ever
since the South Carolina Republican presidential debate, reporters have
continued to challenge me for not having a specific plan for our
nation’s involvement in Afghanistan. They continue to think that if you
are running for president then you must have an answer for everything. I
don’t! A real leader has the right questions for everything.

When
asked about what I would do about our involvement in the war in
Afghanistan during the debate, I answered by asking the questions that
should have been asked before we got involved many years ago. What is
our mission? How does it serve our interest? Is there a path to victory?
If not, then what is our exit strategy?

I
ask these questions instead of “shooting from the lip” because there is
obviously a lot of classified information to which I do not have
access. There are dozens of experts and military leaders I would need
advice from before I could make an informed decision about a real clear
plan for the USA’s involvement in Afghanistan. Similarly, a real clear
strategy for every country with which we have relationships would be
developed, regardless of whether or not we are involved in a military
conflict.

To
be clear, I want to be out of Afghanistan and all war-torn countries as
much as the next person. But I am not going to propose a half-baked
plan based on half the information I would need to make the right
decision, just to pretend I know everything.

On
the other hand, I do know enough about our solid relationship with
Israel from decades of observations that I would make it even stronger,
which isn’t just about dollars. And, I would not be hesitant to let the
rest of the world know that we will stand by and with our friends.

I
succeeded in business for over 40 years by asking the right questions
of the right people about the right problems to get to the right
solutions. That’s what most successful people do, and I would do the
same thing as president of the United States of America.

Aside
from the fact that I disagree with many of President Obama’s policies,
practices and decisions, consider some of the decisions and statements
I’m sure he wishes he could do over. He promised to be out of
Afghanistan by July 2011, date certain. It’s not going to happen. He
wanted to close the Guantanamo military prison facility and put the
prisoners, mostly terrorists, in our federal prisons. It didn’t happen.

He
said passing the $787 billion stimulus bill (before extenders which
pushed the total closer to $1 trillion) would get the unemployment rate
back under 8 percent. The unemployment rate has not been under 8 percent
since the stimulus bill was passed, and it was recently reported for
April at 9.0 percent.

President
Obama also said that a lot of the stimulus spending would go toward
“shovel-ready” projects, only to admit later that there is no such thing
as a shovel-ready project. Maybe he should have asked somebody, or
maybe he thought we would not notice. We noticed!

As
president, one may not make all the correct decisions, but you improve
your success rate if you make decisions based on as much of the right
information and advice as you can get. Maybe President Obama has just
been getting bad advice. If so, he didn’t surround himself with the
right people.

Working
on the right problems, asking the right questions, surrounding oneself
with the right people, and removing barriers to success is real
leadership.

It’s much better than shooting from the lip.
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Tom === Thomas S. Tierney
May 16, 2011
[quote]The media doesn't portray Republicans as racist. Just TeaBaggers.[/quote] The name "Tea Party" is a reference to the Boston Tea Party, a protest by colonists who objected to a British tax on tea in 1773 and demonstrated by dumping British tea taken from docked ships into the harbor. Some commentators have referred to the Tea in "Tea Party" as the acronym "Taxed Enough Already"
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None
May 16, 2011
I know who Herman is and he is a very bright individual. Just think how great it would have been for race relations and our country if Thomas Sowell would have been our first black president? Anyone using the term teabagger is a complete moron and should be kicked off the site. We can all have our differences but calling someone a homosexual slur to insult them is rediculous. Yes you see idiot we don't care if you are homosexual we now have the big tent. If you are homosexual that is your preference just don't shove it down our throats! No pun intended. On the other hand if you think a snail darter or a spotted owl is more important than a human then yep we have a problem
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Roosterock
May 19, 2011
I hope Obama loses, but he has the Democrates, unions, John Soros, blacks, hispanics on his side. He was only voted in because of color and had no experience.
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Thomas
May 19, 2011
The TEA party movement is both a reference to the Boston Tea Party fighting unfair taxes as well as Taxed Enough Already, hence being capitalized. Our local group is definately not racist, one of the prominant members is Jamacian and recently was congratulated for becoming a citizen. We are non partisan, we are conservatives. We have elected officials from both parties as members.
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DesertRatOriginal Poster
May 21, 2011
OK folks, it’s time to think about who we want for our next President. But right now that is not really the issue. The main question we have to ask our selves is:Do we want to win the White House or not?If the answer is yes, then we have to throw out all of the issues and ideologies and thinkstrategy. The question is not, who do we want for President? The question iswho can beat Obama?In the next Presidential campaign, we have one very big and powerful foe to defeat. That is thevery biased, liberal media. They have the most powerful voice in the Country and they must be neutralized. There is only one candidate who can do this. His name is Herman Cain. By nominating him as the standard bearer of the Republican Party, he will completely neutralize the media’s favorite and most used weapon against all Republicans. That Republicans are all racists. After that,Obama’s record just falls apart.Is Herman Cain everyone’s favorite candidate? No. But, is he the only candidate who will defeat the liberal media? A resounding YES! Remember my original question.Do we want to win the White House or not?If your answer is yes then you must supportHerman Cain for President. DesertRat, Phoenix AZ Friends, If you agree with me, there are two things that I would ask you to do. First: Please forward this to everyone in your address book, especially those people in the early primary and caucus States. And secondly send a donation to Mr. Cain. If 1 million people would only send $25, that would be a campaign chest of 25 million dollars. If you do not know who Herman Cain is, please go to his web page, hermancain.com and check him out. DesertRat
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DanandJanette
May 21, 2011
[quote]OK folks, it’s time to think about who we want for our next President. But right now that is not really the issue. The main question we have to ask our selves is:Do we want to win the White House or not?If the answer is yes, then we have to throw out all of the issues and ideologies and thinkstrategy. The question is not, who do we want for President? The question iswho can beat Obama?In the next Presidential campaign, we have one very big and powerful foe to defeat. That is thevery biased, liberal media. They have the most powerful voice in the Country and they must be neutralized. There is only one candidate who can do this. His name is Herman Cain. By nominating him as the standard bearer of the Republican Party, he will completely neutralize the media’s favorite and most used weapon against all Republicans. That Republicans are all racists. After that,Obama’s record just falls apart.Is Herman Cain everyone’s favorite candidate? No. But, is he the only candidate who will defeat the liberal media? A resounding YES! Remember my original question.Do we want to win the White House or not?If your answer is yes then you must supportHerman Cain for President. DesertRat, Phoenix AZ Friends, If you agree with me, there are two things that I would ask you to do. First: Please forward this to everyone in your address book, especially those people in the early primary and caucus States. And secondly send a donation to Mr. Cain. If 1 million people would only send $25, that would be a campaign chest of 25 million dollars. If you do not know who Herman Cain is, please go to his web page, hermancain.com and check him out. DesertRat[/quote] Over the years, the reasons for me wishing I had American citizenship have been many and varied, all positive. Today I have another....to be able to cast a vote for Herman Cain. I have not heard or read anything from him I disagree with....this is an intelligent, self-made man who has relied soley on his own talents and intellect to amass an admirable list of accomplishments in his lifetime. Herman Cain is Obama's worst nightmare. He negates O's only real weapon, the creased and dog-eared race card. BTW, watch for the cries of 'uncle tom' to come flying out of the liberal camp. If Cain's campaign gains traction, the libs will hunker down into panic mode and all pretense of civility will fly out the window. The only reservation I have about Cain is his health. Many people have successfully eradicated cancer from their bodies, but liver and colon cancer are two of the more serious types, and I fear may portend more cancer troubles in the future for him.
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Member
May 22, 2011
[quote]the donkey party have a very big problem because herman cain is black and the donkeys do not know what to do about it[/quote] Apparently you are a little confused with your viewpoint after me trying to read the post from your viewpoint. Thank goodness, that is only a viewpoint. No, I did not vote for the guy in office not because he is black, but because he scared me to death with his "credentials" and experience....what credentials??? and what experience? Not much there except as a community organizer (instigator from my viewpoint and backing from questionable supporters! As a Senator....not much voting, a lot of absenteeism. Amazed that no one remembers him from Harvard (Interesting stories about his so-called time there)! I am sick to death of his changing all the foundations of our Government "for and by the people" that has worked under the ancient Constitution for so long and wanting to make the US literally bow at the feet of other Countries! To further address your "Knowledge", I was a registered Democrat all my life until the party took the direction at the last election and discouragement from Democrat views of prior years before Obamageddon!! I changed affilitation because of this! No, other parties do have questionable issues! I look on my election voting as not always voting for the best person who may not be there, so I vote against the worst instead! In reference to your insinuations, yes, I would vote for Herman Cain unless someone else jumps out with a better plan! That is not in line with your thinking about Donkeys! Of course, I am only speaking from my viewpoint also!
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DesertRatOriginal Poster
May 23, 2011
Now that he has officially become a candidate, we can really evaluate him. It should prove to be great theatre watching the liberal news media try to make mince meat out of him.
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tonybooth
May 26, 2011
[quote]I hope Obama loses, but he has the Democrates, unions, John Soros, blacks, hispanics on his side. He was only voted in because of color and had no experience.[/quote] Wow that sounds like Herman Cain, black and no experience of office :) You forgot Obama has locked up the Irish vote and Betty Windsor likes him too :) Obama 57 GOP 40 right wing spoiler 3.
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DesertRatOriginal Poster
May 27, 2011
Wow that sounds like Herman Cain, black and no experience of office :)
To paraphrase a quote by Herman Cain; All the people in Washington have had experience and where has that gotten us?
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tonybooth
May 29, 2011
[quote] Wow that sounds like Herman Cain, black and no experience of office :) To paraphrase a quote by Herman Cain; All the people in Washington have had experience and where has that gotten us?[/quote] Cardboard pizzas and flat tax? He needs to bone up on foreign policy detail quickly or later the press will make mincemeat of him. A naive approach about the lack of political experience may appear cute or desirable but to serious people the a businessman has often failed in political office, its a different skill set. I admire herman his intellect honesty etc but lets remember dealing with Congress the machinery of government is very different. Reagean and Tip O'Neill sharing a drink and doing a deal is very different from running a pizza business. We shall see
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DesertRatOriginal Poster
Jun 9, 2011
[quote]I figure this is a good place to post this even though most sensible folks already knows that our current President sticks not one, but both feet in his mouth consistantly! I don't think Herman would make this mistake as he has "smarts" in his resume! Remember any of these? OBAMA'S OWN WORDS TRAP HIM: 2008: "Navy Seal Team 6 is Cheney's private assassination team." 2011: "I put together Seal Team 6 to take out Bin Laden." 2008: "Bin Laden is innocent until proven guilty, and must be captured alive and given a fair trial." 2011: "I authorized Seal Team 6 to kill Bin Laden." 2008: "Guantanamo is entirely unnecessary, and the detainees should not be interrogated." 2011: "Vital intelligence was obtained from Guantanamo detainees that led to our locating Bin Laden." I HOPE THIS GETS SENT AROUND TO PEOPLE WHO CARE ABOUT THE TRUTH! Quote of the Day: "If you voted for Obama in 2008 to prove you're not a racist, you'll have to vote for someone else in 2012 to prove you're not an idiot."[/quote] I especially liked your Quote of the Day. Thank you.
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ME
Member
Jun 10, 2011
[quote][quote]I figure this is a good place to post this even though most sensible folks already knows that our current President sticks not one, but both feet in his mouth consistantly! I don't think Herman would make this mistake as he has "smarts" in his resume! Remember any of these? OBAMA'S OWN WORDS TRAP HIM: 2008: "Navy Seal Team 6 is Cheney's private assassination team." 2011: "I put together Seal Team 6 to take out Bin Laden." 2008: "Bin Laden is innocent until proven guilty, and must be captured alive and given a fair trial." 2011: "I authorized Seal Team 6 to kill Bin Laden." 2008: "Guantanamo is entirely unnecessary, and the detainees should not be interrogated." 2011: "Vital intelligence was obtained from Guantanamo detainees that led to our locating Bin Laden." I HOPE THIS GETS SENT AROUND TO PEOPLE WHO CARE ABOUT THE TRUTH! Quote of the Day: "If you voted for Obama in 2008 to prove you're not a racist, you'll have to vote for someone else in 2012 to prove you're not an idiot."[/quote] I especially liked your Quote of the Day. Thank you Thank you! I wish I were smart enough to catch and come up with all these facts myself, but thank goodness, I have friends that contribute at lot! In answer to sdnatureboy, a lot of the "fact" disproving sites (and there are several) out there do disagree with each other! I do remember statements myself although, maybe not worded as such! I do know we do not have 57 United States also!
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DesertRatOriginal Poster
Jun 13, 2011
Watch CNN at 8:00 EDT tonight 6-13-2011 for a candidates' debate. I'm always impressed at what Mr. Cain, "The Hermanator", has to say.
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tonybooth
Jun 18, 2011
[quote]Watch CNN at 8:00 EDT tonight 6-13-2011 for a candidates' debate. I'm always impressed at what Mr. Cain, "The Hermanator", has to say.[/quote] Well any thoughts 5 days later? BoR dismissed Herman as having no chance and the delightful Anne Coulter made the obersvation that noone with no record of public office has had much success. Is this time around any different? He hasn't demonstrated that furher tax cuts will boost investment etc. You guys already have low taxes the nature of wold cpital has changed so the old solutions are not relevant. I don't think an Independent voter will vote for Bachman, she will rally the right wing but scare everyone else.
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ME
Member
Jun 27, 2011
No matter who is elected, keep in mind this one little humorous quote that has some credibility due to history:
"If you put the Federal Government in charge of the Sahara Desert, in five years, there would probably be a shortage of sand"!
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