This is my choice for the next President of the United States
https://www.hermancain.com/
HERMAN CAINE! Support Herman Caine!!!
The American Dream is under attack. In fact, a recent
survey found 67% of the American People believe America is headed in
the wrong direction. Sadly, this comes as no surprise to those of us who
have watched an out-of-control federal government that spends
recklessly, taxes too much and oversteps its Constitutional limits far
too often.
While our country faces grave and complex problems,
America is not lost forever. The glory of the American Dream can still
be found in the hearts of those who love Her and the promise of freedom
She guarantees.
America is an exceptional nation. America is the
greatest idea any man has ever imagined. America is the noblest endeavor
humanity has ever known. It is because of this that we have the
obligation to preserve the American Dream for generations to come.
President Ronald Reagan once said: “Freedom is never
more than one generation away from extinction. We didn’t pass it to our
children in the bloodstream. It must be fought for, protected and handed
on for them to do the same, or one day we will spend our sunset years
telling our children and our children’s children what it was once like
in the United States when men were free.”
Fellow patriots, now more than ever, we must come
together to take a stand for the future of America. I make this promise
to you as I deliberate the ways in which I can do my part to restore and
protect the American Dream: I would be the voice of the American
People. I will keep you in my thoughts and prayers. I ask you to do the
same for me.
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This is my choice for the next President of the United States
https://www.hermancain.com/
HERMAN CAINE! Support Herman Caine!!!
The American Dream is under attack. In fact, a recent
survey found 67% of the American People believe America is headed in
the wrong direction. Sadly, this comes as no surprise to those of us who
have watched an out-of-control federal government that spends
recklessly, taxes too much and oversteps its Constitutional limits far
too often.
While our country faces grave and complex problems,
America is not lost forever. The glory of the American Dream can still
be found in the hearts of those who love Her and the promise of freedom
She guarantees.
America is an exceptional nation. America is the
greatest idea any man has ever imagined. America is the noblest endeavor
humanity has ever known. It is because of this that we have the
obligation to preserve the American Dream for generations to come.
President Ronald Reagan once said: “Freedom is never
more than one generation away from extinction. We didn’t pass it to our
children in the bloodstream. It must be fought for, protected and handed
on for them to do the same, or one day we will spend our sunset years
telling our children and our children’s children what it was once like
in the United States when men were free.”
Fellow patriots, now more than ever, we must come
together to take a stand for the future of America. I make this promise
to you as I deliberate the ways in which I can do my part to restore and
protect the American Dream: I would be the voice of the American
People. I will keep you in my thoughts and prayers. I ask you to do the
same for me.
i always liked this guy though and see him as a possible vp candidate if cain is a legitimate presidential candidate (if he can get past the birthers).
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Quote Originally Posted by RichardA:
you don't like him because you're racist...
i don't like obama or cain.
i always liked this guy though and see him as a possible vp candidate if cain is a legitimate presidential candidate (if he can get past the birthers).
i always liked this guy though and see him as a possible vp candidate if cain is a legitimate presidential candidate (if he can get past the birthers).
this guy- Krush
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Quote Originally Posted by ClubDirt:
i don't like obama or cain.
i always liked this guy though and see him as a possible vp candidate if cain is a legitimate presidential candidate (if he can get past the birthers).
I could see Cain gaining some popularity. The Green Party has opened the door for electing people without any experience or qualifications, which shows how desperate people are for some sort of change.
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I could see Cain gaining some popularity. The Green Party has opened the door for electing people without any experience or qualifications, which shows how desperate people are for some sort of change.
I
was raised in Atlanta, Georgia by loving and hardworking parents. We
grew up poor, but we grew up happy. Things weren’t always easy, but my
mom and dad knew that if they kept their faith in God, faith in
themselves and their faith in the greatest country in the world, they,
too, could achieve their American Dream.
That dream, we discovered, was for my parents to own their own home and
watch their two sons graduate from college. Those dreams required that
my father work three jobs to support our family.
The first dream was realized in a brick home on Albert Street. I can
still recall the excitement of the day, as he surprised us—even my
mother—when he drove us to our new home.
Their second dream was realized when I proudly accepted my degree in
mathematics from Morehouse College in 1967 and my brother graduated from
Morris Brown College. Both of my father’s American Dreams were
achieved. Now, I set off to achieve mine.
One year after graduating, I married the love of my life, Gloria. And
together, we started our journey to achieve our Dreams. This meant
relocating to Indiana where I would begin my Master’s degree program at
Purdue University, while working full-time as a mathematician at the
Department of the Navy.
After earning my Master’s degree and six years working for the
Department of the Navy, we returned home to Atlanta, where I began to
climb the corporate ladder with the Coca-Cola Company. I faced
challenges, but I always remembered the values my parents taught me.
With enough faith and determination, I knew I could go as high in
corporate America as I desired.
I enjoyed a successful career at the Coca-Cola Company and later moved
to the Pillsbury Company. Within a short period, I rose to the position
of Vice President. When I got there, I thought I had already achieved my
American Dream on the 31st floor of the new Pillsbury Corporate
Headquarters with a corner office. But I quickly realized I wanted
something more.
I resigned my position and started on another path- the restaurant
industry. I knew that in order to be successful, I had to start from
“the ground up.” This meant broiling hamburgers at Pillsbury’s Burger
King division. After nine months of a grueling restaurant experience, I
was assigned to lead a low performing region of 450 Burger King
restaurants. Within three years, we became the best-performing region in
the U.S.
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About Herman Cain: My Story
I
was raised in Atlanta, Georgia by loving and hardworking parents. We
grew up poor, but we grew up happy. Things weren’t always easy, but my
mom and dad knew that if they kept their faith in God, faith in
themselves and their faith in the greatest country in the world, they,
too, could achieve their American Dream.
That dream, we discovered, was for my parents to own their own home and
watch their two sons graduate from college. Those dreams required that
my father work three jobs to support our family.
The first dream was realized in a brick home on Albert Street. I can
still recall the excitement of the day, as he surprised us—even my
mother—when he drove us to our new home.
Their second dream was realized when I proudly accepted my degree in
mathematics from Morehouse College in 1967 and my brother graduated from
Morris Brown College. Both of my father’s American Dreams were
achieved. Now, I set off to achieve mine.
One year after graduating, I married the love of my life, Gloria. And
together, we started our journey to achieve our Dreams. This meant
relocating to Indiana where I would begin my Master’s degree program at
Purdue University, while working full-time as a mathematician at the
Department of the Navy.
After earning my Master’s degree and six years working for the
Department of the Navy, we returned home to Atlanta, where I began to
climb the corporate ladder with the Coca-Cola Company. I faced
challenges, but I always remembered the values my parents taught me.
With enough faith and determination, I knew I could go as high in
corporate America as I desired.
I enjoyed a successful career at the Coca-Cola Company and later moved
to the Pillsbury Company. Within a short period, I rose to the position
of Vice President. When I got there, I thought I had already achieved my
American Dream on the 31st floor of the new Pillsbury Corporate
Headquarters with a corner office. But I quickly realized I wanted
something more.
I resigned my position and started on another path- the restaurant
industry. I knew that in order to be successful, I had to start from
“the ground up.” This meant broiling hamburgers at Pillsbury’s Burger
King division. After nine months of a grueling restaurant experience, I
was assigned to lead a low performing region of 450 Burger King
restaurants. Within three years, we became the best-performing region in
the U.S.
I could have been content with my executive role with one of America’s
biggest corporations. Instead, after consulting with my wife, we decided
to take one of the biggest risks of our marriage: picking up our young
family, relocating yet again and accepting the call to become CEO and
President of Godfather’s Pizza, a company teetering on the edge of
bankruptcy.
In 14 months, we turned the company around and returned it to
profitability, and I ultimately led my management team to a buyout of
Godfather’s Pizza. The company never went bankrupt, and today, there are
still hundreds of locations across the U.S.
My success at turning around Godfather’s got the attention of fellow
restaurateurs around the nation who invited me to join the Board of
Directors of the National Restaurant Association and later elected me
its chairman. In 1996, they retained me as the full-time President and
the CEO of the National Restaurant Association, working on behalf of
thousands of small businesses and entrepreneurs.
In 1994, as chairman of the National Restaurant Association, I had the
opportunity to speak with President Clinton during a nationally
televised town hall meeting. Here, I challenged the President regarding
the impact on businesses if his health care overhaul proposal were
passed.
President Clinton attempted to assure me and the millions of viewers
watching at home that his legislation would not harm American business
owners and their employees.
I was skeptical. “Quite honestly Mr. President, your calculations are
incorrect,” I said. “In the competitive marketplace, it simply doesn’t
work that way.”
Through these and other appearances on behalf of the National Restaurant
Association, I began working with business leaders across all sectors
of the American economy. This led to my acceptance of a position on the
Board of Directors of the Federal Reserve Bank of Kansas City, and I was
subsequently elected their chairman.
Today, I host a radio talk show, “The Herman Cain Show,” on Atlanta’s
WSB 750 AM/ 95.5 FM. I serve as a regular contributor on several
broadcast networks and as a keynote speaker at conferences and events
around the nation.
Despite the many professional commitments of my life, I continued to
enjoy most the time spent with family and friends. As my children got
married and had their own children, I knew that I had an extraordinary
obligation to do what I could to make this a safe and prosperous nation
for them. The paramount joys in my life are my wife, Gloria, our
children and our grandchildren.
I am grateful for the many professional successes I have enjoyed. I am
grateful for the steadfast loyalty and unwavering love of my family and
friends. And I am grateful for this country that is so exceptional that I
was afforded the opportunity to achieve my American Dreams.
I’m not done yet!
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I could have been content with my executive role with one of America’s
biggest corporations. Instead, after consulting with my wife, we decided
to take one of the biggest risks of our marriage: picking up our young
family, relocating yet again and accepting the call to become CEO and
President of Godfather’s Pizza, a company teetering on the edge of
bankruptcy.
In 14 months, we turned the company around and returned it to
profitability, and I ultimately led my management team to a buyout of
Godfather’s Pizza. The company never went bankrupt, and today, there are
still hundreds of locations across the U.S.
My success at turning around Godfather’s got the attention of fellow
restaurateurs around the nation who invited me to join the Board of
Directors of the National Restaurant Association and later elected me
its chairman. In 1996, they retained me as the full-time President and
the CEO of the National Restaurant Association, working on behalf of
thousands of small businesses and entrepreneurs.
In 1994, as chairman of the National Restaurant Association, I had the
opportunity to speak with President Clinton during a nationally
televised town hall meeting. Here, I challenged the President regarding
the impact on businesses if his health care overhaul proposal were
passed.
President Clinton attempted to assure me and the millions of viewers
watching at home that his legislation would not harm American business
owners and their employees.
I was skeptical. “Quite honestly Mr. President, your calculations are
incorrect,” I said. “In the competitive marketplace, it simply doesn’t
work that way.”
Through these and other appearances on behalf of the National Restaurant
Association, I began working with business leaders across all sectors
of the American economy. This led to my acceptance of a position on the
Board of Directors of the Federal Reserve Bank of Kansas City, and I was
subsequently elected their chairman.
Today, I host a radio talk show, “The Herman Cain Show,” on Atlanta’s
WSB 750 AM/ 95.5 FM. I serve as a regular contributor on several
broadcast networks and as a keynote speaker at conferences and events
around the nation.
Despite the many professional commitments of my life, I continued to
enjoy most the time spent with family and friends. As my children got
married and had their own children, I knew that I had an extraordinary
obligation to do what I could to make this a safe and prosperous nation
for them. The paramount joys in my life are my wife, Gloria, our
children and our grandchildren.
I am grateful for the many professional successes I have enjoyed. I am
grateful for the steadfast loyalty and unwavering love of my family and
friends. And I am grateful for this country that is so exceptional that I
was afforded the opportunity to achieve my American Dreams.
A good honest, hardworking fellow, who pulled himself up by his bootstraps to become a tremendous success..no drugs, gay prostitutes, no secret societies, no scandals, a great role model and example for all. Especially young kids who aspire to become successful in life showing them that living right gets you somewhere.
HERMAN CAIN FOR PRESIDENT!
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A good honest, hardworking fellow, who pulled himself up by his bootstraps to become a tremendous success..no drugs, gay prostitutes, no secret societies, no scandals, a great role model and example for all. Especially young kids who aspire to become successful in life showing them that living right gets you somewhere.
Are not taking Mr. Cain seriously because he's a black man or because he isn't a well know name?
being black doesn't help him very much, obviously. not being well known isn't much of a factor right now. it might even help when you consider the bozos who are well known. but he's a religious nut, a woman hater and a bigot against muslims. he has no shot.
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Quote Originally Posted by RichardA:
Are not taking Mr. Cain seriously because he's a black man or because he isn't a well know name?
being black doesn't help him very much, obviously. not being well known isn't much of a factor right now. it might even help when you consider the bozos who are well known. but he's a religious nut, a woman hater and a bigot against muslims. he has no shot.
Herman Cain would be a great president, I would support him. he understands the private sector and small business and would create jobs!! At a minimum, the next president should put him in the next cabinet!
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aVF6i64jLXo
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Herman Cain would be a great president, I would support him. he understands the private sector and small business and would create jobs!! At a minimum, the next president should put him in the next cabinet!
being black doesn't help him very much, obviously. not being well known isn't much of a factor right now. it might even help when you consider the bozos who are well known. but he's a religious nut, a woman hater and a bigot against muslims. he has no shot.
you are a true jackass
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Quote Originally Posted by ClubDirt:
being black doesn't help him very much, obviously. not being well known isn't much of a factor right now. it might even help when you consider the bozos who are well known. but he's a religious nut, a woman hater and a bigot against muslims. he has no shot.
I appreciate your enthusiasm, but I'm sure you know that it's a self portrait. Hopefully he'll be seen by others the way he sees himself. Also, as a self-portrait it reads like a brand label, sort of "Here, enjoy the rich tradition of our ______." All of the candidates will create a brand for themselves though, so I guess I can't blame him for choosing one with easy appeal. I mean, he's not going to sell us on his military expertise.
GL to your candidate. Don't forget to vote.
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actually, being black will help him considerably.
RichardA,
I appreciate your enthusiasm, but I'm sure you know that it's a self portrait. Hopefully he'll be seen by others the way he sees himself. Also, as a self-portrait it reads like a brand label, sort of "Here, enjoy the rich tradition of our ______." All of the candidates will create a brand for themselves though, so I guess I can't blame him for choosing one with easy appeal. I mean, he's not going to sell us on his military expertise.
Herman Cain, former Chairman and Member of the Board of Directors for
the Federal Reserve Bank of Kansas City, flippantly denies the need to
Audit the Federal Reserve while hosting the Neil Boortz Radio Show on
12/29/10
bought and paid for by the same banksters who own obama and gw before him. no thanks herman. go back to making pizzas
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Herman Cain, former Chairman and Member of the Board of Directors for
the Federal Reserve Bank of Kansas City, flippantly denies the need to
Audit the Federal Reserve while hosting the Neil Boortz Radio Show on
12/29/10
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The American Dream is under attack. In fact, a recent
survey found 67% of the American People believe America is headed in
the wrong direction. Sadly, this comes as no surprise to those of us who
have watched an out-of-control federal government that spends
recklessly, taxes too much and oversteps its Constitutional limits far
too often.
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