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In Cain's defense, he belongs

rmrd0000 — Tue, 04 Oct 2011 14:44:24 +0000

In reply to Let us examine what Cain has

In Cain's defense, he belongs to a party that once asked whether making a hamburger at a fast-food restaurant could be classified as a manufacturing job.

http://www.nytimes.com/2004/02/20/business/in-the-new-economics-fast-foo...

Let us examine what Cain has

Richard Day — Tue, 04 Oct 2011 14:13:57 +0000

In reply to Herman Cain unwittingly has

Let us examine what Cain has accomplished.

With his 10,000 shops he supplies a lot of minimum wage jobs with no benefits to poor people whilst supplying a nutritionally deficient population with garbage food. hahahaha

Yeah he is the model repubs should just love.

Wattree is on vacation or something but I sure wish he would have weighed in on the four or more blogs discussing this issue.

Brain washed!

The teabaggers are the unwashed brain washed. hahaha

They buy this corporate model lock stock and barrel and do not seem to understand that fascists like the Koch bros are financing their robot calls.

Herman Cain unwittingly has

rmrd0000 — Tue, 04 Oct 2011 13:56:26 +0000

In reply to THEY SAY DON'T GO ON NI**ERHEAD MOUNTAIN

Herman Cain unwittingly has shown himself to be the negative stereotype that has come to represent Black Republicans. The general sense is that Black Republicans will put up with any nonsense that has been agreed upon by the party hierarchy, including voter suppression.

Black Democrats, on the other hand, will voice their discontent with party leadership, including a former President during a heated Primary race. Black Democrats will voice their displeasure with other Democrats freely.

It is always laughable when Republicans, especially Black Republicans, accuse the majority of Black voters to be brainwashed or on a plantation because most Black voters reject Republican policies. Cain may not be brainwashed, but his backbone is made from yellow straw.

Question for the Supremes, if

NCD — Tue, 04 Oct 2011 03:51:54 +0000

In reply to I did read this and I think

Question for the Supremes, if you make millions from illegal trade with terrorist nations, and then purchase the Republican Party and its gang of lying ass politicians, is the money you do it with still constitutionally protected free speech?

I did read this and I think

Richard Day — Tue, 04 Oct 2011 03:36:12 +0000

In reply to Talking about Republican

I did read this and I think several other links on this subject!

Maybe 'we' gottem?

Who knows?

But the enormity of the larceny might be of import!

Who knows?

Bribery, extortion, payoffs....

All we can do is pray. hahahahah

Talking about Republican

NCD — Tue, 04 Oct 2011 03:34:31 +0000

In reply to THEY SAY DON'T GO ON NI**ERHEAD MOUNTAIN

Talking about Republican hypocrisy, news you won't hear on Fox News or Rush. Did everyone see the Bloomberg Financial news report, below? Of course, if Koch Industries trades with terrorist nations like Iran, you can be sure they are real American patriots and only get into politics to protect our freedoms:

"Koch Brothers Flout Law With Secret Iran Sales"

...A Bloomberg Markets investigation has found that Koch Industries -- in addition to being involved in improper payments to win business in Africa, India and the Middle East -- has sold millions of dollars of petrochemical equipment to Iran, a country the U.S. identifies as a sponsor of global terrorism.

The ‘Koch Method’

Internal company documents show that the company made those sales through foreign subsidiaries, thwarting a U.S. trade ban. Koch Industries units have also rigged prices with competitors, lied to regulators and repeatedly run afoul of environmental regulations.....

Here is what troubles me. As

Richard Day — Tue, 04 Oct 2011 03:14:53 +0000

In reply to "we'll tell you when to be

Here is what troubles me. As a Roman Catholic we are all supposed to go to confession once in awhile:

Does it feel that you life's become a catastrophe?
Oh, it has to be for you to grow, boy.
When you look through the years and see what you could
have been oh, what might have been,
if you'd had more time.
So, when the day comes to settle down,
Who's to blame if you're not around?
You took the long way home
You took the long way home....

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PSwaGgAjQZk

Do these people Oxa ever look back? Do they ever think; hey I could have done things differently? If I had more time?

There is no remorse, no second guessing, no confession!

It is all so damn sad!

Yep. Being a native is

Kat Nove — Tue, 04 Oct 2011 02:58:59 +0000

In reply to All you have to do in Texas

Yep. Being a native is difficult for my kind.

All you have to do in Texas

Oxy Mora — Tue, 04 Oct 2011 02:47:14 +0000

In reply to Here's a sample of the

All you have to do in Texas is throw out one "aint everything awful" to anyone and there's about a 90% chance they'll come back immediately with an anti-Obama comment. As for the n-word, it is used regularly in rural Texas.

"we'll tell you when to be

Oxy Mora — Tue, 04 Oct 2011 02:42:43 +0000

In reply to Ta-Nehisi Coates, posting

"we'll tell you when to be offended, Herman"--what a great line.

The psychology is tricky here but my take is that the sudden movement toward Cain had more to do with a slap at Perry than anything Cain had going. But now, by happenstance (are there coincidences like this) they have an excuse to drop Cain because regardless of the issue he looks like an inexperienced flake for taking a position he had to change the next day. Wheels within wheels.