moreluck
golden ticket member
You just called this an "Advil". Are you crazy? This is the picture that was posted....
Herman Cain
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MrFedEx
Engorged Member
You just called this an "Advil". Are you crazy? This is the picture that was posted....
When I banter with you, I need an Advil. I'll stick with my opinion that Republicans have a lot in common with anvils.
What the hell ! Is she trying to seduce Cain ?
I know there are rumors in Texas, but c'mon!
MrFedEx
Engorged Member
I know there are rumors in Texas, but c'mon!
Perry looks very comfortable with that object. Hmmm. No bun either. Just saying....
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pickup
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If I were running for President of These Here United States, I would be under the reasonable assumption that anything in my past could come back to haunt me and I would be prepared to deal with things in my past if they were brought up. Surely Cain had some recollection of the events and should have been prepared to answer consistently when the issue arose. If he can't answer consistently, he is either a liar or very very unprepared. Assuming the latter case, do you want someone who is unprepared, to be President???
brett636
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A dead opossum would make a better President than what we have now. Herman's 9-9-9 plan shows he is very prepared to be President as he was the first candidate to have a solid and transparent plan on how to revise our nation's tax code which in itself is a huge burden on both business and consumers. To say Herman is unprepared for the office of the President simply because he can't recall details of an agreement he was not a party of is not a fair criticism to make.
UPS Lifer
Well-Known Member
You left out the one assumption we all get under our constitution.... innocent until proven guilty. How does an innocent person prepare for false aqusations?
klein
Für Meno :)
He did admit a little later, that he does remember the settlement(s).
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pickup
Guest
By knowing the circumstances and details of them not too shortly after , if not before , deciding to run for President and to have consistent answers in response to the questions that could pop up. Just sayin'.
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pickup
Guest
A person that was voted for , fair and square.
wkmac
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He's ready for gov't except he needs to learn the #1 saying that all gov't placeholders (I refused to say leaders for a good reason) learn once they con their way........I mean get elected into office.
The use of makes denial of lies later a bit more palatable to the good people!
BTW: I found More and Brett's response to Pickup a bit like saying,
Regardless, we get another idiot in the White House either way.
And your point in voting is?
Hey Genius,
Here is your MAN, who YOU believe is qualified to be president. What is it with this man, when its clearly established that he is a puppet of the KOCH brothers and can only say what HE is TOLD to say.
CAIN cannot put a decent thought together unless he reads it first. Listen to this rambling answer that makes no sense whatsoever, but YOU would think he would be a better president than OBAMA.
Give us a break.
Herman Cain Stumbles On Libya Questions (VIDEO) [UPDATED]
Peace.
moreluck
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1timepu
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Ill take Gingrich but I still like Herman Cain when was the last time infidelity ruined a politician? (Bill Clinton?) NO, so why should it matter with Cain if it's even true. Cain has the best economic plan changing the tax system to 999 which will lead to the Americans For Fair Taxation: Americans For Fair Taxation
