Mustang
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- Jan 15, 2010
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CAIN is the ideal candidate the Founders had in mind. A citizen not embroiled in government for several years and one that is not spoiled by knowing how to milk the system as those that have made government thier life's ambition/vocation.Herman Cain is a great candidate. BUT--there are many that are leary of his lack of public--aka Government experience. While everyone FINALLY likes to see a successful person in the private sector with tons of business experience--they also want to see a balance of government and private sector experience.
For Cain to move ahead he is going to have to offer more detail to his 9-9-9 plan--work out those krinks--make certain that this plan is viable--and offer up viable suggestions for social security/medicare also.
The Founder's idea of self government he embues because he will do his service to God and country and then return to his private life.
Why is it in our mindset as normal to elect people that have been in government for a good chunk of thier lives and if they haven't been? THEY are unqualified? I think he brings a fresh look from the outside.
Time the crap of professional politicians stops...and the citizens take back over as the Founders had designed it from the start.
I really think we will look back on this in 14 months and realize this is when you and i realized he was going to be our next president
After all the nonsense talk by conservatives that Obama is some kind of messiah, it seems as if conservatives are acting like a bunch of religious zealots in search of their own messiah. They get all excited about one candidate or another, and then they sour on him or her because of one issue or one statement. Then they go gaga about someone else.
They're like teenage girls at a Justin Beeber concert after they got tired of the Jonas Brothers.