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Cain Brain Freeze Worse Than Perry's

danarhea

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Check out This video, in which Herman Cain is interviewed by the Milwaukee Journal-Sentinel. OMG!! This is painful to watch. LOL.

I have no comment at all to make. The video speaks for itself. See for yourself. LMAO.

Video is at this link.
 
It's been obvious from day 1 that Cain is clueless. Absolutely clueless. He almost always reverts to talking points and/or switches the subject to "999" rather than give any insight into any policy, foreign or domestic. I honestly think even Bachmann would be a better candidate than him. I really hope that his polling hurries back into the single digits where it belongs.
 
danarhea said:
Check out This video, in which Herman Cain is interviewed by the Milwaukee Journal-Sentinel. OMG!! This is painful to watch. LOL.

I have no comment at all to make. The video speaks for itself. See for yourself. LMAO.

Video is at this link.
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Herman Cain is a former "conservative" radio talk show host and can no longer talk out his ass and get away with what he says. lol
 
That was painful to watch. I stopped at 1:02. Should he be elected, Cain would have to surround himself with experts. That's what Presidents do anyway. It's no secret that that he needs to study up on foreign policy. But I wouldn't say that he's clueless. Someone such as Huntsman or Bush the Elder have a much more sophisticated understanding, obviously, that a businessman or former governor who hasn't served in a foreign post.

The question for any successful President is can he or she learn? Choose wise counselors?
 
Devastating video.

Then again, it's been clear for a while now that Cain doesn't have the slightest clue what he's talking about, particularly when it comes to foreign policy. It's probably for the best that he's begun his descent in the polls. As an Obama supporter, the idea of Cain as the nominee is a very, very exciting one. As an American, however, it's ****ing terrifying.
 
now compare that weak minded pablum with the discussion including Gary Johnson, the republican who is not invited to participate in the debates:
http://upwithchrishayes.msnbc.msn.com/

(see first hour nov 13)
 
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nota bene said:
That was painful to watch. I stopped at 1:02. Should he be elected, Cain would have to surround himself with experts. That's what Presidents do anyway. It's no secret that that he needs to study up on foreign policy. But I wouldn't say that he's clueless. Someone such as Huntsman or Bush the Elder have a much more sophisticated understanding, obviously, that a businessman or former governor who hasn't served in a foreign post.

The question for any successful President is can he or she learn? Choose wise counselors?
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Reagan did quite well by delegating authority. Should Cain find himself in any governmental position of power, he'd better not try to be a micro manager. LOL.
 
No, he'd better not. :)
 
This is hilarious. The Cain camp is now telling NBC that this video is being taken out of context. Out of context? How? The video is all him, with no commentary, talking points, or anything else. How can it be taken out of context? This is one of the most hilarious things I have ever heard, from anybody, ever. I think Cain is taking his ability to win the nomination out of context. LMAO.

Stick a fork in Cain. He is done.
 
danarhea said:
This is hilarious. The Cain camp is now telling NBC that this video is being taken out of context. Out of context? How? The video is all him, with no commentary, talking points, or anything else. How can it be taken out of context? This is one of the most hilarious things I have ever heard, from anybody, ever. I think Cain is taking his ability to win the nomination out of context. LMAO.

Stick a fork in Cain. He is done.
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I don't believe he was ever serious about being President, if he was he would have been more prepared than he has been. He found himself on top of the heap because he's not Romney.
 
I don't know that Cain is done.

Link please? I can't find it at MSNBC.

But I am completely confident that this most neutral of news sources will have a fair and balanced account. :mrgreen:
 
If Cain by some bizarre fluke got the Republican nomination the Democrats could just run that video for an ad. That is all, just that video.

At least Palin could quickly talk about dead fish to fill the silent gaps.
 
The Cain campaign is a book tour that has gotten out of hand.
 
Christ, are some Republican candidates just winging it now?
 
danarhea said:
Check out This video, in which Herman Cain is interviewed by the Milwaukee Journal-Sentinel. OMG!! This is painful to watch. LOL.

I have no comment at all to make. The video speaks for itself. See for yourself. LMAO.

Video is at this link.
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Cain raised broader questions about the nature of the Libyan opposition. "It's not a clear yes-no answer, because all of those things I think should have been assessed, that's what I'm saying."

"And you don't think they were assessed?" asked an editorial board member.

"I don't know that they were or were not assessed. I didn't see reports of that assessment," Cain responded.


OH dear god! Seriously, what is wrong with this idiot? Whats worse is his supporters really.
 
soccerboy22 said:
Christ, are some Republican candidates just winging it now?
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It seems we are getting to the point in the game that its time to start having pity/mercy for our adversary rather than just continuing to run up the score. No question the Cons in the Republican race are a sorry, sorry lot.
 
Cain made a far more damaging slip with respect to his chances of winning the nomination: he came out in support of public employees' right to collectively bargain!
 
To me, this just merely exposes why businessmen have no business being president of the United States. They may be talented enough to run a business but they don't know jack **** about running the government.
 
You know guys, this guy could have become the nominee, and then the President, if he had a clue about campaigning and political issues.

I don't understand why candidates don't prepare themselves better for presidential elections. You can get all the information you need about Libya in 2 hours. Still, they don't do it.

I agree that Cain campaign was a book tour. It wasn't a serious attempt to become President.
 
Sheik Yerbuti said:
To me, this just merely exposes why businessmen have no business being president of the United States. They may be talented enough to run a business but they don't know jack **** about running the government.
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I honestly don't think it's reasonable to tarnish any group to which Cain happens to belong, like businessmen, with Cain's problems.
 
danarhea said:
Check out This video, in which Herman Cain is interviewed by the Milwaukee Journal-Sentinel. OMG!! This is painful to watch. LOL.

I have no comment at all to make. The video speaks for itself. See for yourself. LMAO.

Video is at this link.
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LOL @ "I have no comment at all to make" . . . Actually - you do: "OMG!! This is painful to watch. LOL. LMAO." That's your comment on the issue.
 
Simon W. Moon said:
I honestly don't think it's reasonable to tarnish any group to which Cain happens to belong, like businessmen, with Cain's problems.
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I think it is. How far back in U. S. history do you have to go back to find a businessman with no political experience who became president? They don't become president because it's easy to expose their ineptness on politics.
 
Sheik Yerbuti said:
To me, this just merely exposes why businessmen have no business being president of the United States. They may be talented enough to run a business but they don't know jack **** about running the government.
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Compared to a community organizer I'll take a business person to improve our economy any day.
 
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