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Subject: Re: Herman Cain Sun May 22, 2011 9:53 am
He made it official yesterday
proutdoors Lobbyist
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Subject: Re: Herman Cain Mon Jun 06, 2011 11:46 pm
Herman is in my top 3. Romney is NOT!
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Subject: Re: Herman Cain Tue Jun 07, 2011 6:21 pm
proutdoors wrote:
Herman is in my top 3. Romney is NOT!
Yep.
dubob Community Organizer
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Subject: No real political experience Wed Jun 08, 2011 7:15 am
Do NOT take this as a condemnation of Mr. Cain, because it is not. But he has ZERO experience as an elected official. He is a very smart business man for sure and conservative in his political views (I like that). But I won’t vote for somebody who doesn’t really know how the game is played. There are way better choices out there – IMHO.
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Subject: Re: Herman Cain Wed Jun 08, 2011 9:13 am
dubob wrote:
Do NOT take this as a condemnation of Mr. Cain, because it is not. But he has ZERO experience as an elected official. He is a very smart business man for sure and conservative in his political views (I like that). But I won’t vote for somebody who doesn’t really know how the game is played. There are way better choices out there – IMHO.
I see Cain's lack of experience as a professional politician as an asset! Do we really 'need' insiders, who are part of the machine? Or, do we want people with fresh and INDEPENDENT ideas? Herman has CEO experience, so he knows how to manage, and he knows how to be effective.
I am curious, aside from Ron Paul, Gary Johnson, and Herman Cain, who is a viable option that isn't part of the system, the deeply corrupt system, in your opinion?
jahan Community Organizer
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Subject: Re: Herman Cain Wed Jun 08, 2011 12:10 pm
proutdoors wrote:
dubob wrote:
Do NOT take this as a condemnation of Mr. Cain, because it is not. But he has ZERO experience as an elected official. He is a very smart business man for sure and conservative in his political views (I like that). But I won’t vote for somebody who doesn’t really know how the game is played. There are way better choices out there – IMHO.
I see Cain's lack of experience as a professional politician as an asset! Do we really 'need' insiders, who are part of the machine? Or, do we want people with fresh and INDEPENDENT ideas? Herman has CEO experience, so he knows how to manage, and he knows how to be effective.
I am curious, aside from Ron Paul, Gary Johnson, and Herman Cain, who is a viable option that isn't part of the system, the deeply corrupt system, in your opinion?
Playing devils advocate a little, that was most of your guys and my knock on Obama was he had no real experience, but now it is alright in this case?
shotgunwill Activist
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Subject: Re: Herman Cain Wed Jun 08, 2011 4:25 pm
jahan wrote:
Playing devils advocate a little, that was most of your guys and my knock on Obama was he had no real experience, but now it is alright in this case?
Touche
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Subject: Re: Herman Cain Wed Jun 08, 2011 4:29 pm
Obama had NO experience as a politician, as a business leader, as an entrepreneur, or as someone who had produced ANYTHING! Cain has proven to be an effective LEADER, has proven to be capable of making solid decisions, and has produced something tangible.......
raisincain Newbie
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Subject: Re: Herman Cain Tue Jul 05, 2011 11:04 pm
"But he has ZERO experience as an elected official. He is a very smart business man for sure and conservative in his political views (I like that). But I won’t vote for somebody who doesn’t really know how the game is played. There are way better choices out there – IMHO." thank God he has ZERO.Herman Cain put it this way.He doesn't want to know how "Washington works".He wants to change how Washington works.The game has been our downfall.
BTW. I was just thrilled to find your forum.I didn't know anyone out here had any folks who supoprted Mr Cain!!
Am boxerpaws52 on twitter with the other Cainiacs.
There are also 2 other fourms out here supporting Herman Cain totally.Not sure if there are anymore.Could be. Herman Cain came up in our related topics section.That's how i found this forum.
The 2 Herman Cain forums we have-totally dedicate to Mr Cain are:
my knock on Obama was he had no real experience, but now it is alright in this case?
There are all kinds of experiences. Political experience is just one. Not arguing.Just sayin. Obama had community organizing experience and voted present most of the time in Senate.That aside a Senator generally votes on bills. Obama's growing up experience was having contact with radicals and Marxists. Herman Cain's experience is totally different than BHO.In fact Herman Cain is the antithesis of Obama. Did a lot of research on Mr Cain.Here is one fact sheet. # Former Chairman and President of the Tax Leadership Council, the public educational component of Americans for Fair Taxation # Past Chairman of the Board of the National Restaurant Association (1994-1995), and former full time CEO and President of the Association (1996-1999) # Member of The National Commission on Economic Growth and Tax Reform (1995), chaired by former Republican Vice-presidential candidate, Jack Kemp # Serves on the Boards of Directors of AGCO, Inc., Georgia Chamber of Commerce, Hallmark Cards Inc., Whirlpool, Inc., and Morehouse College, Atlanta, Georgia # Recipient of eight Honorary Doctorate Degrees from Morehouse College, New York City Technical College; Suffolk University, Johnson & Wales University, Creighton University, Purdue University, Tougaloo College and the University of Nebraska # Recipient of a 1996 Horatio Alger Award and the 1991 International Foodservice Manufacturers Association's Operator of the Year/Gold Plate Award # Graduated from Morehouse College with a B.S. in Mathematics in 1967. Earned his Master's Degree in Computer Science from Purdue University in 1971 # Author of four books, Leadership Is Common Sense (1997), Speak As A Leader (1999), CEO of SELF (October, 2001), and They Think You're Stupid (May, 2005) # A native and current resident of Atlanta, Georgia. Married for over 40 years with two adult children and three grandchildren # He worked for Dept of Navy developing missle ballistics while attending Perdue University. I think Mr Cain has just the right kind of experience we need at this point. You're free to disagree of course. I dont have a problem with that but i hope you'll consider him as a very serious contender.One thing we gotta go and that is ignore the hit pieces from the MSM.They're getting really nasty on Mr Cain and it's not true. They're running scared!
dubob Community Organizer
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Subject: Herman Cain is not the one Wed Jul 06, 2011 9:09 am
Welcome Raisincain,
Good first post. But there was nothing there that would convince me to get on the Cain bandwagon. The facts you presented didn’t present anything that says Mr. Cain has any political experience or expertise. He is a very successful and astute business person and is well respected and admired by his business peers. I truly respect him for that. But that isn’t cutting it in today’s political environment in our country.
When asked questions on different issues facing the federal government right now on the so called CNN debates last month, his stock answer was we need to find out what the problem is, assemble a team of experts, and find a solution. If he’s in it to win it, he better damn well know right now what the problem is and already have some concrete plan to solve it. He didn’t; not once. At least that’s what I took away from that CNN debacle.
As far as him being an outsider who is going to change the way the game is played in Washington DC, good luck with that. The President is one man. He is responsible to set the policy and the tone of his administration. However, he doesn’t accomplish squat without BOTH houses of Congress agreeing with him. In other words, he better know how the game is played. Mr. Cain clearly does not have any experience in that area. You and others think that is an asset. I think that is a major fault in his political aspirations. And if you have been following the polls, you already know that most Americans agree that Mr. Cain is not the best choice.
Checking 33 different polls and averaging the percent numbers for all 33, I found his support percentage to be 5.7%. That doesn’t really inspire me or make me think that he is the best man to replace Obama. I said it before and I’ll say it again – there are way better choices out there.
If Mr. Cain does it for you, then I’m happy for you. But you will not be on the winning team when it’s all over. I don’t have a crystal ball that can tell me right now who will be leading that winning team, but I’m 100% certain it won’t be Mr. Cain.
raisincain Newbie
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Subject: Re: Herman Cain Wed Jul 06, 2011 3:15 pm
we will have to disagree here. You can pick the person that plays the game and even someone that plays it well.Same old and you will get the same results.
Not sure who you actually are supporting.Couldn't tell from the post. I'm sticking w/ Cain.Long said that polls don't win elections anyway.Votes do.
And there i think you are going to be very surprised in the end. So,if you don't mind my asking,who's bandwagon are you jumping on.IMHO i wouldn't take Herman Cain off your short list until you do more homework.There is no way on earth you could have possibly read through ALL the info that is posted in a few days time.
The CNN debate wasn't horrid because of Cain.It was horrid because of the format,the moderator and the horrible treatment of Mr Cain by John King.I respect all that you said but I really don't want the same old. At this point-it's definitely NOT what we need!
Further, A staff shake-up might have made this a bumpy week for Herman Cain, but his
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supporters don’t seem to mind.
Despite the public relations challenges, Cain continues to lead Gallop’s “Positive Intensity Score,” meaning that the people who know who he is tend to have a strong favorable opinion of him. This is an area where Cain has excelled since joining the race in May.
Meanwhile, Rep. Michele Bachmann (who is second to Cain in terms of positive intensity) is down four points in terms of her positive intensity from last week (when she and Cain were tied).
To be sure, Cain still has work to do in terms of raising his name identification. A lot of people still don’t know who he is. Presumably, though, fixing that is a much easier task than raising ones positive intensity score (which his opponents must do) — so Cain is still well positioned going forward.
Moreover, it seems to me that dominating this category is perhaps the best “insurance” Cain could have against the vagaries of a still unsettled campaign field. The fact that Cain’s supporters have intense feelings for him implies they are less likely to peel off should a Rick Perry or a Sarah Palin enter the field.
And it’s clear that Cain’s loyal supporters aren’t about to abandon him over the sort of missteps or campaign turmoil that political reporters love to obsess over. Some campaigns fall apart during times of adversity. But this is a candidate who can take a punch.
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Subject: Re: Herman Cain Wed Jul 06, 2011 4:52 pm
raisincain wrote:
we will have to disagree here.
That works for me.
At the present, I’m not on anybody’s bandwagon. But there are better choices than Mr. Cain.
There are a couple of candidates right now that know that the same old bullshit isn’t going to cut it with the American voter. They also know how the game is played which gives them an advantage over Mr. Cain in an ability to change the rules and/or strategy to get things done. It will be well into next year before I will commit to supporting any candidate.
The CNN debacle was a total disaster for ALL candidates, not just Mr. Cain. Your comments on it were right on the button concerning Mr. Cain, but they also applied to all the other participants as well. The whole thing sucked big time.
raisincain Newbie
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Subject: Re: Herman Cain Wed Jul 06, 2011 5:05 pm
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The whole thing sucked big time.
gr8 analysis
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Subject: Re: Herman Cain Thu Jul 07, 2011 6:38 am
i don't think there is any better candidate than Herman Cain (obviously). Hope you don't mind the mention but we need TWEETERS for Mr Cain. If we get the tweeters we can outrun Romney!
My username is boxerpaws52.To follow Cain just search @THEHermanCain and follow.
If you don't tweet i can help ya get started.EZ.
BERG Community Organizer
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Subject: Re: Herman Cain Fri Jul 08, 2011 5:06 pm
Some of you have made some great points...thanks for making me think about a few things. I would really like to say that I'm thrilled about any of the candidates who intend to run on the GOP ticket. I'm a little sick to my stomach, at least so far, that the people who've been mentioned are purportedly the best Conservatives America has to offer. Notwithstanding, I do believe that even Chuck Norris, Sarah Palin, or Ted Nugent would be a better President than Bo.. Alas, not to say that I actually support any of the three i mentioned. Ron Paul is a good egg, but I don't believe he has any chance of becoming our next POTUS.
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