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This very well may cause him to not win in the long run, because people fear uncomfortable truths of such honesty. That being said, it may allow him to shape the campaign far more effectively than most candidates by becoming the focal point of discussion.Brain - you are wrong. While no one has the "right" to a government job, no one has the "right" to discriminate based on religion. However, a presidential appointment is not just a "government job". They are supposed to be the president's closest advisors. So they must choose people they trust. Bodacea hit the nail on the head when she said that you just don't say that stuff out loud.
Herman Cain does, and that is why I have supported him since he ran for the US Senate in Georgia. Don't be surprised when he says a few more things that 'you just don't say out loud."
Wow. then really, he's on par with President Brackets. Well not quite but still getting there.It doesn't have a chance of winning.
Every time he opens his mouth he alienates another block of voters.
That's a blatant fucking lie. At no point did the man say Islam should be outlawed in this nation or that he would support deporting Muslims, or anything close to it.
What is it with you loons and just making stuff up out of thin air?
If he is willing to openly deny appointments to which people may be qualified for on the basis that he does not approve of their religion..... Isn't he opposing freedom of religion?
Of course not. And I thought you were intelligent enough to understand that and unpartisan enough be honest and admit that isn't the case. It appears I may have to reevaluate you.
Are you suggesting that a President wouldn't have the right to get his counsel from those whom he TRUSTS? if the man doesn't TRUST a Muslim, he certainly shouldn't have one on his cabinet.
Even IF he had announced a complete freeze on hiring ANY Muslims for government jobs, it still would not be a violation of the first Amendment because you have a freedom of religion, You do NOT have the right to a government job.
Some people SERIOUSLY need to take at least a junior college level course on the COTUS. Pathetic that people don't understand exactly what their rights are.
Wow. then really, he's on par with President Brackets. Well not quite but still getting there.It doesn't have a chance of winning.
Every time he opens his mouth he alienates another block of voters.
Every time that imbecile opens his mouth or performs a presidential duty he insults another core constituency or ally.
Obama proved that you don't have to have a resume to be president. Only black skin and a complicit media.Difference is Obama already has the job.
In less the Republicans can come up with a viable candidate.
Obama will be reelected.
It doesn't have a chance of winning.
Every time he opens his mouth he alienates another block of voters.
The brits and Irish this last week when he was busy fucking up the toast to the queen and making an ass of himself pretending to be O'Bama.Wow. then really, he's on par with President Brackets. Well not quite but still getting there.It doesn't have a chance of winning.
Every time he opens his mouth he alienates another block of voters.
Every time that imbecile opens his mouth or performs a presidential duty he insults another core constituency or ally.
Really now? Who did he alienate?
This very well may cause him to not win in the long run, because people fear uncomfortable truths of such honesty. That being said, it may allow him to shape the campaign far more effectively than most candidates by becoming the focal point of discussion.Brain - you are wrong. While no one has the "right" to a government job, no one has the "right" to discriminate based on religion. However, a presidential appointment is not just a "government job". They are supposed to be the president's closest advisors. So they must choose people they trust. Bodacea hit the nail on the head when she said that you just don't say that stuff out loud.
Herman Cain does, and that is why I have supported him since he ran for the US Senate in Georgia. Don't be surprised when he says a few more things that 'you just don't say out loud."
He just must beware of ending up like Al Sharpton or Dennis Kookcinich did.
No you stupid liberal,They have the freedom to be muslims.He just would not want the islamic pigs in his administration.By the way...all this bullshit and you guys are defending a guy who made up a "problem" that doesnt exist here and is actually trying to say he is against freedom of religion here in America.
Fuck him and fuck his supporters.
That's a blatant fucking lie. At no point did the man say Islam should be outlawed in this nation or that he would support deporting Muslims, or anything close to it.
What is it with you loons and just making stuff up out of thin air?
If he is willing to openly deny appointments to which people may be qualified for on the basis that he does not approve of their religion..... Isn't he opposing freedom of religion?
The brits and Irish this last week when he was busy fucking up the toast to the queen and making an ass of himself pretending to be O'Bama.Wow. then really, he's on par with President Brackets. Well not quite but still getting there.
Every time that imbecile opens his mouth or performs a presidential duty he insults another core constituency or ally.
Really now? Who did he alienate?
The Pakistanis are none to thrilled with his assassination of OBL behind their back, near their 'west point', on their soil, without warning.
Libya was relatively neutral till he took sides in their little civil war.
And as for core constituencies he's alienating:
The anti-war movement, whom he's now utterly betrayed by STARTING involvement illegally now (thanks to the war powers act) in Libya.
The Jewish constituency by his anti-Israel/Pro-Palestine positions.
How about those two groups for example?
I know he's gaining ground in the pro-terrorist camps though.
Whether it takes 10 years or 100 years sharia law is in America's future
As society and education advance religion has less and less influence on people, sure there's people in the crazy minority such as yourself, but not the majority.
I don't believe it will be sharia law like in the middle east.
But will be a modified form that is compatible with Western values.
Delusional poster is delusional.The brits and Irish this last week when he was busy fucking up the toast to the queen and making an ass of himself pretending to be O'Bama.Really now? Who did he alienate?
The Pakistanis are none to thrilled with his assassination of OBL behind their back, near their 'west point', on their soil, without warning.
Libya was relatively neutral till he took sides in their little civil war.
And as for core constituencies he's alienating:
The anti-war movement, whom he's now utterly betrayed by STARTING involvement illegally now (thanks to the war powers act) in Libya.
The Jewish constituency by his anti-Israel/Pro-Palestine positions.
How about those two groups for example?
I know he's gaining ground in the pro-terrorist camps though.
Well maybe in the fantasy world of conservatives...but you be sure to let me know when any of this has any real world impact.
That's a blatant fucking lie. At no point did the man say Islam should be outlawed in this nation or that he would support deporting Muslims, or anything close to it.
What is it with you loons and just making stuff up out of thin air?
If he is willing to openly deny appointments to which people may be qualified for on the basis that he does not approve of their religion..... Isn't he opposing freedom of religion?
Of course not. And I thought you were intelligent enough to understand that and unpartisan enough be honest and admit that isn't the case. It appears I may have to reevaluate you.
Are you suggesting that a President wouldn't have the right to get his counsel from those whom he TRUSTS? if the man doesn't TRUST a Muslim, he certainly shouldn't have one on his cabinet.
Even IF he had announced a complete freeze on hiring ANY Muslims for government jobs, it still would not be a violation of the first Amendment because you have a freedom of religion, You do NOT have the right to a government job.
Some people SERIOUSLY need to take at least a junior college level course on the COTUS. Pathetic that people don't understand exactly what their rights are.
I like Cain. And, if he's pissed you off... I like him even more.
A candidate expressing that he would practice religious discrimination when filling out his administration and making judicial appointments makes you like him more because it angers someone you dislike/disagree with
So, suddenly a litmus test is a bad thing?I like Cain. And, if he's pissed you off... I like him even more.
A candidate expressing that he would practice religious discrimination when filling out his administration and making judicial appointments makes you like him more because it angers someone you dislike/disagree with
I like Cain. And, if he's pissed you off... I like him even more.
A candidate expressing that he would practice religious discrimination when filling out his administration and making judicial appointments makes you like him more because it angers someone you dislike/disagree with
Of course it does. Their organizing philosophy has nothing to do with justice, good governance, or even a broader view of how society should be structured. It's all about hate, fear, and vengeance.
That's why it's unhealthy for this nation to have liberals running the place. It's all about hate, fear and vengence. Don't believe me? Why did Brackets tell hispanics to punish his political enemies? Why do they lie to the elderly telling them that they are going to be thrown out on the street if the Ryan plan is successful? Why is it that when liberals protest damage, vandalism and littering seem to be the result and police need to be called in to stop them from getting out of hand?I like Cain. And, if he's pissed you off... I like him even more.
A candidate expressing that he would practice religious discrimination when filling out his administration and making judicial appointments makes you like him more because it angers someone you dislike/disagree with
Of course it does. Their organizing philosophy has nothing to do with justice, good governance, or even a broader view of how society should be structured. It's all about hate, fear, and vengeance.
