Obama's Worst Nightmare in 2012

Cain is globalist trash and Ron Paul is mopping the floor with him in every online poll.

Originally posted by The_Zomar
Cain is globalist trash and Ron Paul is mopping the floor with him in every online poll.

ok, if you say so, i mean who needs sources right?

i heard he was really born in Canada.

Where's your birth certificate, 'herman' (if that is your real name)

The Republican candidate will have been a Senator or a Governor. That's practically an informal requirement. Look at the electoral history of all the Presidents.

Worst nightmare for Obama is Ron Paul

Originally posted by xavi1000
Worst nightmare for Obama is Ron Paul

Fortunately for Obama, Ron Paul is also the GOP's worst nightmare.

reply to post by i am just saying
You could make the argument regarding his outsider status in Washington but Mr. Cain has never held any political office and could be in way over his head with this race. I like what he says but he has about as good a chance as Rep. Ron Paul. I just don't see it. BTW, why all the negativity and hatred towards President Obama on ATS? Is it just another case where the people hate whoever is in the established "government".

Originally posted by TexasRanger32
reply to post by i am just saying

 

BTW, why all the negativity and hatred towards President Obama on ATS? Is it just another case where the people hate whoever is in the established "government".

it's because he is black haven't you heard the media?

but seriously, Obama is wrecking this nation, every decision he makes (except the UBL one, IF he was the one to make that call, rumors abound...) has been the wrong one. Look at what the fool is doing with Israel, Libya, Pakistan, China, Mexico, Brazil, Venenzuela.... He will go down in history as the absolute WORST president EVER

Originally posted by i am just saying

Originally posted by TexasRanger32
reply to post by i am just saying

 

BTW, why all the negativity and hatred towards President Obama on ATS? Is it just another case where the people hate whoever is in the established "government".

it's because he is black haven't you heard the media?

Didn't you say one of the reasons you think Cain is a good candidate is because he's black?

Originally posted by i am just saying
after all, Obama is only half black and a full blooded black man will trump their half-black man.

I think it's a joke that the color of the skin is what even gets this guy noticed...

Interesting article here on Cain:

Who’s in:

Cain. Herman Cain gets the biggest boost from Huckabee sitting this one out. Herman is from the South, and can just about lock up the entire region as it continues to swing from the disastrous policies of the Democratic party back to the GOP fold. Cain is a solid pro-life, pro-marriage evangelical who would like to see the ban on homosexual service in the military reinstated and who’s one of the few candidates willing to speak openly about the dangers that Islam and sharia law pose to American freedoms. Cain has the chance to vacuum up most of Huck’s oxygen south of the Mason-Dixon line, and will fly high in Iowa and middle America because he is such an unapologetic, pull-no-punches social and fiscal conservative, someone folks have been waiting for for a long time.

And the prospect of a black conservative running against a black socialist may be just too hard for voters to resist. The left is now legitimately afraid of Herman, since the South Carolina debate boosted him into the upper atmosphere, and is accusing him of being “a racist with a black face.” Good luck with that. He’d turn Obama into a pretzel in presidential debates. Believe me, Herman Cain scares the pants off Obama and the Democrats. You get them to be honest, and tell you whom they desperately hope Obama does not have to face, it will be Herman hands down, nobody else even on the screen. The only other candidate they might fear would be Bachmann. But while they despise Michelle Bachmann, they fear Herman Cain. Cain will keep them awake nights. Tells you all you need to know. He gets the nomination, they’ll be in such a panic they won’t know whether to spit or wind their watches.

Source: www.themoralliberal.com...

And more here:

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Herman Cain, one-time CEO of Godfather's Pizza, announces his candidacy for the Republican Party's presidential nomination.

And excerpts from another article here showing him as Chairman and CEO of Godfather's Pizza and serving on the board of directors of the federal reserve:

Filling the Holes in the AP's Description of Herman Cain's Business Career

Cain was still involved in Godfather's AND President of the National Restaurant Association when he had his famous encounter with Bill Clinton over the consequences of statist health care in 1994.

Total elapsed time of related searches (obviously, more time was involved in documentation): maybe 10 minutes.

A question for AP: Was it laziness, or do you want to make Cain look like a guy who “just” ran some restaurants (which in your smug ignorance you might somehow see as “easy”), when it's clear that the man is a high-powered, very accomplished guy in a variety of venues?

Read more: www.benzinga.com...


And from the Washington Post:

One more in GOP 2012 field: Radio host, pizza magnate Herman Cain joins growing race

ATLANTA — Herman Cain has run a pizza chain, hosted a talk radio show and sparred with Bill Clinton over health care. He’s never held elected office.

Also from the same article:

Cain supports a strong national defense, opposes abortion, backs replacing the federal income tax with a national sales tax and favors a return to the gold standard. He said President Barack Obama “threw Israel under the bus” because he sought to base Mideast border talks partly on the pre-1967 war lines, and criticized the Justice Department for challenging Arizona’s tough crackdown on illegal immigration.

“We shouldn’t be suing Arizona,” he said to cheers. “We ought to send them a prize.”

www.washingtonpost.com...

reply to post by incrediblelousminds
Not very good with sarcasm are you?

The thing is, Cain will get nowhere with the Republicans with comment like this:

Originally posted by i am just saying

Originally posted by The_Zomar
Cain is globalist trash and Ron Paul is mopping the floor with him in every online poll.

ok, if you say so, i mean who needs sources right?

Caine was an ex fed chair. I've researched Caine, have you?

reply to post by The_Zomar
Yes I have, simply because he worked at the Federal Reserve in Kansas doesn't make him Illuminati, for heavens sakes...

Originally posted by i am just saying

Originally posted by Cuervo
I don't know where this notion came from that all black people will only vote for black candidates.

edit on 21-5-2011 by Cuervo because: (no reason given)

hmmm, maybe because 98% of them voted for the black man in 2008?????

Are you sure about that? It seems some people want to stack the deck with race cards. Where did you get 98% from? I find it hard to believe 98% of blacks voted. That would be a record for any group. Accepting your number it seems pretty obvious to me they voted for the democrat like blacks usually do. They did not vote for Clinton because he was black but you think they voted for Obama because he was black?

Seems like people are purposely confusing race and political affiliation. Maybe someone can tell me what McCain was going to do for minorities?

Glad to see the Republicans have a black guy who wants to keep talking about race. This should be fun.

reply to post by Antiquated1

This
www.abovetopsecret.com...

Originally posted by incrediblelousminds

Originally posted by i am just saying

Originally posted by Cuervo
I don't know where this notion came from that all black people will only vote for black candidates.

edit on 21-5-2011 by Cuervo because: (no reason given)

hmmm, maybe because 98% of them voted for the black man in 2008?????

Wow. 98%. That's high.

I doubt 98% of blacks are even registered to vote.

Also, Blacks traditionally support Democrats. Did a lot of them vote for Obama JUST because he was black? Unlikely. Was it a major factor? Of course. But with the gop throwing out any black person they can, they really are making fools of themselves. First Jindal, now this?

Don't forget Michael Steele

The elections are a LONG ways away

I think the next president needs to be a circus midget, we've already had 3 clowns