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This man has some interesting things to say.
http://www.hermancain.com/

Re: Herman Cain.

I may just vote for that guy.

Re: Herman Cain.

Make sure to "Like" him on Facebook.

http://www.facebook.com/THEHermanCain

Re: Herman Cain.

Too early yet, i want to know everything on him,his entire background ,no more obama episodes in this country.

Re: Herman Cain.

What I've seen & heard from Mr. Cain so far I like. Too early to tell if he'll even be a serious contender, but the idea of a non-politician in the White House sounds great right about now.

Re: Herman Cain.

I'm certainly giving Mr.Cain fair consideration.

Re: Herman Cain.

I'm afraid his interview with Chris Wallace, Sunday morning, is going to hurt him on the foreign affairs end.

http://www.realclearpolitics.com/vid...eace_deal.html

He did clarify his remarks on "right to return":

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(Stockbridge, GA)- In an interview this morning on FOX News Sunday with Christopher Wallace, Herman Cain addressed the issue of "right of return" for the country of Israel. In clarification of these remarks, Mr. Cain released the following statement:

I have long been a vocal and unwavering supporter of our friend and ally, Israel.

All Israeli governments have rejected the "right" of large numbers of Arabs or Palestinians to return to what is now the state of Israel. Such an en masse return would unbalance Israel's demographic makeup as the world's sole Jewish state.

In this light, should the "right of return" "be negotiated," as I said, "if that is a decision that Israel wants to make"? Certainly, and to reiterate, it's Israel's call. Israel has a long record of being more gracious to its enemies than its enemies are to it, and this would be yet another example of that. But is the "right of return" a moral imperative? Is it something Israel must grant? Is it something the United States ought to encourage?

The answer is no on every count.

Our policy on Palestinian affairs must be wholly a function of our policy on Israeli affairs. Israel is a friend. Israel is an ally. Israel shares common values with us. Israel shares common interests with us, especially in the eradication of terrorism and the need for bringing peace to the region. As President, I will never lose sight of these basic facts. Any aspirant to the Presidency must have the unshakable US-Israeli alliance at the core of his or her strategic vision in the Middle East.

As your President, I would.

http://secure.campaigner.com/Campaig...e--7yBR-eH60S8

Re: Herman Cain.

He will certainly be one I will consider.

Re: Herman Cain.

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Originally Posted by canam (Post 1068415)

Too early yet, i want to know everything on him,his entire background ,no more obama episodes in this country.

He's going to be slammed for being Chairman of the Kansas City Federal Reserve Bank in the early 90's.

He has defended himself saying that we need an alternative plan if someone, like Ron Paul, is wanting to abolish it. He asks, "What will we replace it with?" He has also stated that they have enough internal regulation that we don't need to do an audit.