Your morning jolt: Herman Cain, Vietnam, and his dad’s gun
If you’re looking for a copy of Herman Cain’s campaign autobiography, head for a book store in some Democratic enclave.
I bought what may be the last copy of “This Is Herman Cain!” in Cobb County, after three hours of searching.
:Republican presidential candidate Herman Cain signs a copy of his book, "This is Herman Cain! My Journey to the White House, " on Thursday at a book store in The Woodlands, Texas. AP/The Courier, Karl Anderson
The surging GOP presidential candidate was born in Memphis, but raised in Atlanta. Yet he left soon after graduating from Morehouse College in 1967, and didn’t re-establish himself in the metro area until 2000, after a far-flung business career.
So there’s much that even his hometown doesn’t know about him.
More later, but a couple points about the book:
– For a man born in 1945, at the leading edge of the Baby Boomer era, the most notable word missing from Cain’s 222-page life story is this: “Vietnam.” Not there.
Immediately after graduating from college, Cain took a job as a civilian mathematician for the U.S. Navy in Dahlgreen, Va. A spokesman confirmed that the job exempted Cain from the military draft of that era “for a while” – but that his lottery number was never called.
– On orders from his father, Cain said he stayed away from the “trouble” of the civil rights movement. But Cain describes his father, a private chauffeur for Coke CEO executive and philanthropist Robert Woodruff, as anything but a pantywaist.
For anyone familiar with the South at that time, the most fascinating anecdote in Cain book deals with Woodruff’s gifts to the Cain family. Cash at first, then Coke stock. The man in charge of Woodruff’s finances, a white fellow identified as Joe Jones, objected:
One day Dad said to Jones, “Mr. Jones, I’d like to see you outside for a minute.” They walked out to the driveway and Dad said, “Do you see this gun I’m carrying?” – Dad had a permit to carry one because he was with Woodruff – “Do you know how good I can shoot this gun?”
“No,” Joe Jones replied.
“I can throw a silver dollar up in the air and hit it four times before it hits the ground. That’s how good a shot I am,” my dad said. “if you ever tell Mr. Woodruff not to do something for me again, you’re going to find out how good I am with this gun!”
There are many, many exclamation marks in the book.
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We’ve got a copy of the final draft of that Georgia Fruit and Vegetable Growers Association study of the economic impact of the state’s new illegal immigration bill. Click here to see it.
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There was a whole lotta blinking going on Thursday. Does it not strike you as ironic that while this was going on:
For most of the day, the governor’s office said Deal would not act until the little-used and much-vilified lanes have operated for a full month. But a late-afternoon press release promised immediate action.
“In the short term, the toll rate will lower — starting with Thursday afternoon’s commute,” the release said. The reduction will amount to more than 40 percent, Deal spokesman Brian Robinson [said].
A project that could have built a rail line from MARTA’s Arts Center station to the Cumberland area of Cobb County lost $167.5 million in regional funding from the proposed project list. Instead, that money would go to road projects — such as an interchange at I-75 and Windy Hill Road….
The Cumberland line was the last construction project on the list capable of breaking the borders of Atlanta’s Fulton and DeKalb rail district, established four decades ago with the MARTA system.
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The team that has stepped up investigations of judges in Georgia is getting a little push-back. From Richard Belcher and Channel 2 Action News:
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At the Georgia National Fair down in Perry this weekend, state senators will be competing with House members to discover which chamber is better at trotting out a little bull.
Yes, 4-Hers, we know we got the gender wrong. But the metaphor was that tempting. Runner-up was, “And a little bull shall lead them, as it always does.”
Each team of lawmakers will actually be tasked with showing off a heifer. We’re standing by for photos.
- By Jim Galloway, Political Insider
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Will Jones - Atlanta Jeffersonian Exegesis
October 7th, 2011
12:15 pm
He is a faithless oath-breaker and a witting or unwitting agent of the Roman Anti-Christ’s Fifth Column who swore on his life “to support and defend the Constitution against all enemies, foreign and domestic,” yet does nothing to bring to justice Bush and Cheney for 9/11 (Viz. “The New Pearl Harbor,” Griffin, Ph.D.) or Bush’s father for the assassination of President Kennedy to send 58,000 of us to die for the 5% Roman Catholic slave aristocracy of Vietnam, fighting Ho Chi Minh, who loved America and Thomas Jefferson.
Frederick Douglass
October 7th, 2011
12:17 pm
mum @12:10
To answer your question, a resounding NO.
DannyX
October 7th, 2011
12:23 pm
Great! Says Retired Soldier, (thanks for your service.)
We have crops rotting in the south. We have Gwinnett County in an uproar over yet another toll road fiasco. Republicans are proposing the largest tax increase in Georgia history. Lake levels are dropping, AGAIN. Lower corporate taxes seemed to have worsened unemployment. Georgia Power receives monthly socialist style gifts from residential users every month. Banks are still closing. We have Republican leaders getting 2 million dollar signature “Because its FREE!” loans. Our Governor is begging for strings attached federal deficit pork dollars.
It makes me almost ashamed to be a Republican.
Tea Party Hobbit
October 7th, 2011
12:33 pm
Will Jones…he served the military as a civilian. How do you know that wasn’t the best use for him? As a skilled mathematician/engineer, how can you know that he might not have saved countless soldiers’ lives? Of course, the military does not figure those kind of numbers, but it’s not like Herman ran for Canada or something.
I have utmost respect for anyone who did serve. My father enlisted rather than waiting for the draft, but he also was not an engineer and did not have any skills (history major) that would have helped the military in any technical fashion.
This country already elected a draft-dodger (Clinton), so it’s a moot point anyway. At least so long as the candidate isn’t saying he hates America or something…
Bill Campbell
October 7th, 2011
12:39 pm
Anyone who says anything about Herman Cain is a racist!
Will Jones - Atlanta Jeffersonian Exegesis
October 7th, 2011
12:40 pm
Cain is a moron. He filled a position gained by a Woodruff connection to dodge the draft like so many other “well-connected.” This is why he didn’t mention Vietnam though he graduated in ‘67. He’s a draft-dodger and no man given his Godfather Pizza job to get him out of the corporate offices he was in as window dressing.
honested
October 7th, 2011
12:48 pm
I don’t really care what happens to the illegals and I believe they should be allowed to quietly go home,
however, what’s up with you firm illegal bashers and your refusal to hold the employers responsible and give them long prison sentences?
As for cain’s book, the original notion on this thread, I predict that within 6 months it will be as irrelevant as newt’s first book that was sold to funders at 10k a copy (and became toilet paper) or whatever nonsense forgotten failed politicians such as dan quayle published (with lots of help from people who could read and write).
honested
October 7th, 2011
12:55 pm
cain’s military involvement or lack thereof is entirely irrelevant, as is his pointless ‘candidacy’.
Steve
October 7th, 2011
1:03 pm
So working for the US Navy during the Vietnam War is draft dodging? Applying for the draft and not being called up is draft dodging?
I would call you a liar Jim but I think you already know you are.
Will Jones - Atlanta Jeffersonian Exegesis
October 7th, 2011
1:03 pm
Punishing employers of illegals, across the board, is fine and I’m not “bashing” illegals, many of whom are good, decent, hard-working people.
The “problem” is that they are pawns, albeit many nice, warm, friendly ones, in an army of conquest orchestrated and strategized by the historic entity America’s Founder and Prophet correctly identified as “the real Anti-Christ.”
Never wonder that only the Roman Catholics misread the Constitution and settle law to appoint a homosexual draft-dodger to the White House to commit 9/11 and greet his lover, James Guckert/”Jeff Gannon” for documented overnights?
Never wonder that only the Roman Catholics voted in the majority in the anti-American ‘Citizens United’ abomination placing corporations over the People?
Corporatism is a euphemism for Fascism. The Fasces is the symbol of Rome’s power and authority placed on the front wall of the U.S. House by the Roman Catholic victors in the Civil War.
Never wonder that Congress, on both parties, is controlled by the Roman Catholics one-third, with all other sects divided?
“They” know what “they” are doing…and gaslighting the rest of us as their fascist plutocracy steals all our money and ships our factories and jobs overseas while promoting illegal immigration to break the People.
hiram bronson granbury
October 7th, 2011
1:03 pm
honested said…
“what’s up with you firm illegal bashers and your refusal to hold the employers responsible and give them long prison sentences?”
I have always reserved most of my contempt for the employers and their paid enablers, the politicians. Most of all, I don’t understand the liberals’ support of this group(the employers). After all, that is who they are acutally aligned with. And, how do they ignore the devasting impact on the black community. What ever progress the blacks have made has been jerked out from under them by the illegal alien invasion, especially into the SE , black belt, where the majority of blacks live. Another thing that is being ignored is the massive negative environmental impact, which is a traditional liberal cause, but totally ignored in this case. It has set our schools back 50 years, and on and on. What is the pay off for liberals, other than the Catholic church?
td
October 7th, 2011
1:08 pm
hiram bronson granbury
October 7th, 2011
1:03 pm
Very true and well said. The African Americans raised he!! for years and still do in Calf when the Koreans came in and bought up all the businesses but have not said a word in the SE when the illegals have come and displaced them from manufacturing jobs.
mum
October 7th, 2011
1:16 pm
td, you fail to mention that this has been our history of upward mobility, regardless of who complains or not. You may not have heard the complaits from the black community but it’s been out there, it’s just that nobody cares. If people in the “community” can’t come together to open businesses, someone else typically does. Whites are afraid to be in black neighborhoods, Asians on the other hand do it all the time. Strange dynamic given that they don’t even speak the language and many times, they are in neighborhoods that the police don’t even want to be in.
Which manufacturing jobs are you referring to that illegals took from blacks? I thought those that paid any decent money we already shipped overseas, and all that was left were the chicken processing and farm labor.
KJ
October 7th, 2011
1:17 pm
so sad about the rail project. roads are the answer and never will be. Atlanta will keep losing jobs to Charlotte until the racists in cobb county shut up and let rail come into. Do you not know “crime” can hop in a car and drive up 75 to your rich homes in north and east cobb far easier than hopping on a train. for the record this is a white guy from cherokee county who longs for a day when rail will reach the suburbs like every other major city in the country.
Will Jones - Atlanta Jeffersonian Exegesis
October 7th, 2011
1:18 pm
The Anti-Christ rule over the American People now, through both the Demublican and the Republicrats. White and Black “leaders” form the “interface” with fascist plutocracy.
Hopefully this “Occupy” movement will pick up on just who the 1% is and that they are tory traitors requiring the same disposition our ancestors afforded them in 1776.
Tom (Independent)
October 7th, 2011
1:21 pm
DannyX – Why does it bother you when I say Obama served as a Community Organizer. It is the truth, right? I’m not being mean-spirited just stating a fact. H Cain was a CEO of a Pizza Co., now does that fact hurt also? I just believe us(Independents) will decide the election in 2012!!
Centrist
October 7th, 2011
1:25 pm
@ hiram posted “What is the pay off for liberals, other than the Catholic church?”
I certainly agree that the enabling employers who only seek lower labor costs are equally as guilty and should suffer consequences (other than now having to pay the going rates). But in answer to your question – liberals want their votes. Illegal votes now with false registration, and anchor children’s votes when they become of age. Liberals have few values – the ends justify the means in their leftist minds. Examples abound in these posts where they call names, attack and bait other posters, use profanity, ignore statistics, and habitually show their mean spiritedness. (I’ve learned to ignore the worst of them)
oldfart
October 7th, 2011
1:32 pm
You politicos are missing the boat on the deployment of Hell On Transportation lane in Gwinnett and the remaining 16 Billion dollars to be spent for expanding them metro wide. The Dems should be making hay while the sun shines on this boondoggle brought to us by a Republican appointed DOT. The R’s should be circling their wagons and exploring how to ditch this protection racket tax burdening their core constituencies in the burbs.
What we have seen with the actual implementation of the HOV lanes that were supposedly to reduce overall emissions is that enforcement of violators causes so much congestion that the HOV lane also backs up. If someone would do an honest study I can’t help but think this additional congestion that tacks on extra minutes of exhaust multiplied by several thousands of vehicles actually increases the emissions. Now we all bemoan the blue light observers and in conversation its always the other guy but it is an absolute fact that blue lights during heavy commute times cause back ups. This cannot be disputed. The only argument would be how much time on average each blue light adds to the commute time.
Now even the HOV lane has been sacrificed to create the HOT lane and built into the budget is the manpower to enforce its use or abuse. The rates for the lane vary upon the amount of congestion. The blue lights cause congestion helping drive those rates up and create more demand for the HOT lane. This is plainly a protection racket run by the state.
Now the state has latched on the federal teat to “build” this lane that already existed to the tune of tens of millions for this one corridor. Deal is getting enough heat to back off on the rates temporarily. This has to be as a result of a groundswell of “his” people getting to him as he had proclaimed earlier that he would give it a month before any changes would be considered. He was also quick to point out that part of the deal for teat access prohibits the allowance of 2 person vehicles that are now added back to the regular lanes.
The proponents are mouthing to give it time and wait for the downtrodden to accept that they are going to have to pay to play. This also will give great incentive to vote for TSPLOST don’t you know. The media has been “balanced” in quoting these proponents along with the detractors when to a person I have yet to find a commuter on the I85 corridor who is in favor of this deterioration of their commutes. Sure, people will get accustomed to the entrances and exits eventually but there is no obvious answer to the blue lights that will have to be there to stem the abusers. I’ve noticed in the paltry coverage given so far by the AJC that the proponents all seem tied to various committees or agencies. I call for an investigation of why the public hearings were whitewashed and who is profiting from these billions to add some sensors, signs and paint.
DannyX
October 7th, 2011
1:42 pm
“But in answer to your question – liberals want their votes”
Right because Dream Act Perry would never dream of pandering to 38% of his population. Never.
Don’t forget Republican governors from the recent past Jeb Bush, George W Bush, and Arnold Schwarzenegger. Were they centrist or liberal, them panderers.
And don’t forget Ronald Reagan. the Padre of our country. Padre gave amnesty to millions and gave them a more liberal earned income credit. Another liberal?
mum
October 7th, 2011
1:45 pm
@Centrist, still waiting for you to give examples of the “illegals’ who have been identified as voting in elections. You’ve been making these assertions for a long time now but never back up with any verifiable data.
Will Jones - Atlanta Jeffersonian Exegesis
October 7th, 2011
1:49 pm
The RCC runs illegal immigration across Latin America, pushing, and sheltering them, here.
The RCC is the center post of the Right Wing.
America is a “left” experiment. “Whig” means “anti-Roman Catholic.”
Individual sovereignty (Annuit Coeptis), The People sovereign as One (E Pluribus Unum), ruled by Truth, Justice, and Reason, alone under the Creator, only, without a titled nobility or mystery priesthood is perfectly anti-Right Wing.
Get your facts straight or just admit you’re fascists caught having to oppose the illegal immigration of your co-religionists.
td
October 7th, 2011
1:50 pm
mum
October 7th, 2011
1:45 pm
If you do not believe illegals are voting in elections then I have some ocean front property in Gilmer county I want to sell you. Everyone knows it and everyone seems to be ignoring the fact. Do you really think they just get forged documents to get a GA DL and a job and do not vote? I am hoping someone like the Koch brothers will pay for an investigation or Bret Biehart will uncover these facts because the lame stream media or the Holder justice department will never do an investigation.
cartoon
October 7th, 2011
1:57 pm
and the term wingnut is for the Right only.
moron
Centrist
October 7th, 2011
2:00 pm
@ mum – are you suggesting ALL of the fake registrations ACORN (and other groups did) were caught? Did you see the statistics of how much money the IRS has paid to ILLEGAL immigrants who have false Social Security numbers which is enough to register to vote? I doubt registrars or district attorneys look for such voter frauds who gave false addresses – they merely purge them from voting roles when they are CAUGHT. I’m not playing your game of prove it – we both know there is a LOT of ILLEGAL alien voter fraud.
td
October 7th, 2011
2:01 pm
cartoon
October 7th, 2011
1:57 pm
and the term wingnut is for the Right only.
moron
If you do not like wingnut then how about lib/progressive/socialist/communist? Whiny pantie waste? Give me, give me people? Just pick the name you prefer?
GaBlue
October 7th, 2011
2:08 pm
td @ 1:50,
–”Everyone knows it and everyone seems to be ignoring the fact.” — Actually, NOT everyone knows that. If your claim were true, then (a) your statement would not be necessary, and (b) you’d be able to site sources to support this alleged “fact.”
– “Do you really think they just get forged documents to get a GA DL and a job and do not vote?” –
Uh, yeah. Those who get a DL do it so they can work. Why would they risk their meager incomes by drawing more attention to themselves by registering to vote, and then showing up at the polls under fraudulent circumstances? What would they possibly have to gain by that? Like, did they imagine they’d put Roy Barnes over the top last year and he’d somehow give them all green cards? GEEZ, what a stupid assumption!
– ” I am hoping someone like the Koch brothers will pay for an investigation or Bret Biehart will uncover these facts…..” — Spoken like a true corporate “egg” sucker, td. Know the difference between a wh-o-re and a sl-ut? The first one negotiates the price beforehand. The second keeps doing in the hopes that her devotion will be rewarded one day. I hope you’re not the second kind of billionaire defender!
mum
October 7th, 2011
2:17 pm
@Centrist, if you make accusations you need to back them up. I vote at every election and I’ve never been asked to show my SS as ID. Where ever did you get that one from?
Why would you want the Koch brother to investigate anyone given their track record of doing business with Iran all these years and now saying it wasn’t their fault. Or, the fact that they’re putting money into local, not national, elections so they can get people they want elected. Are you really willing to completely sell-out your country to the highest bidder?
Tom (Independent)
October 7th, 2011
2:18 pm
DannyX – I’ve read your blogs, ravings or whatever you chose to call them. You are a sad human being from reading your postings.Sounds like you would be happier living in Baghdad or Pakistan? Are you a Dem, Repub, lib,conser or just a plain old know-it all grouch? No way you could have ever served in the military, not the US military anyway!
DannyX
October 7th, 2011
2:21 pm
“DannyX – I’ve read your blogs, ravings or whatever you chose to call them.”
Thanks Tom.
deegee
October 7th, 2011
2:29 pm
Oh, yes. So many illegal aliens have voted that they are swinging elections and getting ummmm, let’s see… HB87 in Georgia, HB56 in Alabama, SB1070 and HB2162 in Arizona, SB590 in Indiana, H116, H466, H469 and H49 in Utah, and S20 in South Carolina. They have gotten 400,000 deportations in 2010. Oh, yes, it’s so obvious to people like td that illegal aliens are jamming the ballot boxes.
td, don’t you have some pencil pushers you need to go supervise?
deegee
October 7th, 2011
2:41 pm
The only voter fraud I know of first hand is in my extended family. My sister in law drives her parents from their primary residence in Texas to their secondary residence in Louisiana every year to vote. They feel that their R vote is more important in Louisiana than in Texas. These voter fraud perpetrators watch Fox News day in and day out.
HR Pufnstuf
October 7th, 2011
2:41 pm
Herman Cain’s dad was the person chauffeur for the most powerful businessman in his day, and there is no chance that Mr. Woodruff didn’t make a personal phone call on Herman’s behalf to the draft board?
He didn’t do any other favors for the Cain family, right?
Btw, did anyone see the hand made signs pasted across the windows in a Wall Street building on tv? The signs read, “WE ARE THE 1%.” Now that is some gall.
FrankieJ
October 7th, 2011
2:49 pm
Wal Mart has his book
deegee
October 7th, 2011
2:54 pm
So you are telling us that Herman Cain’s family got rich on stock that was GIVEN to them by Woodruff? This is how Herman “pull yourself up from your bootstraps” Cain went to Morehouse? What a fraud.
Will
October 7th, 2011
3:08 pm
Does it surprise you that the pizza salesman running for president was a draft dodger?
Why? Almost without exception, all the Vietnam War era politicians were draft dodgers. Oh, let’s be more politically correct and make them feel a little better and refer to them as “draft avoiders”.
Centrist
October 7th, 2011
3:12 pm
@ mum and GaBlue – for the last time, I’m not going to play your game of “prove it”. I explained how ILLEGALS REGISTER to vote with fake ID including false social security cards. Every state has different ID registration requirements. Actually voting requires very little or no ID in most “blue” states which is NOT coincidental. Look here: http://www.ncsl.org/default.aspx?tabid=16602
Registration is where the fraud is sometimes caught – not when voting. But I think you know that.
Tea Party Hobbit
October 7th, 2011
3:21 pm
deegee, just because he went to college on gift money doesn’t mean that his family got rich from them. from other things he has said on his radio show, etc., they just knew best value was for their kids’ education.
Do you normally loathe trust fund babies? Realize that most of them turn out to be lily white liberal elitists…
Herman got rich on his own hard work and natural talents. I am glad that he loves his country enough to try to make a change, when he could easily just retire today and be set for the rest of his life.
Jack
October 7th, 2011
3:22 pm
It’s funny to see the Libs squirm because they can’t play the race card with Cain.
DannyX
October 7th, 2011
3:28 pm
“Realize that most of them turn out to be lily white liberal elitists…”
Those lily white liberal elitists (rip Jobs,) sure have you interested in their businesses don’t they? Admit it, you can’t get enough liberal elitist culture can you?
Will Jones - Atlanta Jeffersonian Exegesis
October 7th, 2011
3:29 pm
Cain “loves his country so much” he avoided the honor of doing sworn, military service with 9.2 million other Americans, preferring the ranks of craven hypocrites like Isakson, Chambliss, Romney, Gingrich, Quayle, Bush, and virtually all other “Republican” Vietnam “susceptible” politicians.
Fascist plutocracy’s “men” don’t want to be made to feel uncomfortable having to try to buy politicians with any character. They prefer the company of draft-dodging panty-waists, closet-queens, perverts and murdering thieves of their own ilk.
vietnamvet
October 7th, 2011
3:34 pm
I was in a college in the AU Center about the same time Herman was there. I participated in the civil rights movement- attended rallies, marched, around the state capitol and Rich’s with signs calling for the end of racism. Moreover, I was drafted before I graduated from college. The issue is not left or right. Here is the issue: Did he answer the twin calls of his generation, VIETNAM and Civil Rights Movement? I served in VIETNAM and participated in the CIVIL RIGHTS MOVEMENT. He did not. Yet, he wants to lead the country. In passing, when I returned from duty in VIETNAM ,with a college degree, I was denied a job because I was BLACK.
Rep. elected drunk driving draft dodgers who are against Civil Rights and Equal Rights (AA) to high office. Are they BRAINWASHED?????????
We need to elect STATESMEN and WOMEN to elective office. This business/executive is Rep/GOP Bull S#@*t.
DannyX
October 7th, 2011
3:38 pm
Daddy could have gotten 100 million cash from Woodruff but Daddy still would not be able to buy a house next Woodruff. Daddy could forget about buying a house just about anywhere in Dekalb and most of Atlanta. Deed restrictions requiring caucasian ownership will do that.
JV
October 7th, 2011
3:43 pm
Herman Cain being talked down. Imagine that. How about a comparison?
Obama’s financial training = NONE
Obama’s private sector job experience = NONE
Obama’s business experience = NONE
Obama’s prior management experience = NONE
Obama’s military experience = NONE
Obama’s diplomatic experience = NONE
Now remind me what qualifies Obama as President OTHER than inspiring low lifes, dimwits, and parasites to go to the polls in droves. It is really a matter of greed by government and class envy from the small minded people who put him in office.
Tea Party Hobbit
October 7th, 2011
3:44 pm
vietnamvet,
With all due respect, I have not seen a true statesman or stateswoman in politics for quite some time now…what they have been replaced with is unacceptable. Mr. Cain may not be perfect, but he’s a big step above this political class that has come to feel entitled to their power.
Justin
October 7th, 2011
3:44 pm
@ Jack
October 7th, 2011
3:22 pm
It’s funny to see the Libs squirm because they can’t play the race card with Cain.
No one needs to play the race card with Cain, because he’s doing a fine job of it himself? In just a matter of weeks he’s accused Perry of not taking action against the N word on a rock. Then he says African-Americans are brainwashed for supporting the Democrats. Now if that is not pulling the race card to ignite your campaign then what is?
GaBlue
October 7th, 2011
3:47 pm
vietnamvet @ 3:34,
Thank you for your service, both in our military, and to the conscience of our nation!
deegee
October 7th, 2011
3:49 pm
“from other things he has said on his radio show, etc., they just knew best value was for their kids’ education.”
You freakin Tea Party people are so gullible. Cain is an entertainer. He doesn’t care about you or me or the Tea Party. He has a radio show, and he sings gospel music when he isn’t running around the country signing books. Anyone with an opinion can run for elected office. He happens to be entertaining so keep lapping him up.
Will Jones - Atlanta Jeffersonian Exegesis
October 7th, 2011
3:53 pm
Obama and Cain both work for Rockefeller and the Roman Anti-Christ.
How many thousands of evacuated staffers, Senators and Congressmen were witnesses on the morning of 9/11 to the “white jumbo jet’s lumbering turn directly overhead” as the shockwave from the missile blast at the Pentagon rolled over them?
Wake up Georgia, wake up America.
Tea Party Hobbit
October 7th, 2011
3:58 pm
deegee, you call us gullible, while at the same time Obama could lead you liberals off a cliff. Get real. he is an entertainer, sure, but his accomplishments are real, and I am not going to call him a liar when it comes to his upbringing. He’s not exactly pulling a Vanilla Ice here, he’s not saying he grew up poor. that’s where you get the pity party. He grew up middle class, why would someone lie about that? But if you wanna believe he’s lying, just go pull the lever for Obama, we all know you will anyway.
Will, dude, seriously – lay off the dope for just a while ok? You’re making Alex Jones sound sane.
Centrist
October 7th, 2011
3:58 pm
The terms “Latino” and “Hispanic” are used for people from Spanish speaking Central and South American countries. The definitions of both terms are non race specific.
Calling political opponents “racists” has long been a Democratic party strategy.
There are 5 races of humans: Caucasoid, Mongoloid, Ethiopian (later termed Negroid), American Indian, and Malayan.
I oppose ALL races who ILLEGALLY enter the U.S.