Herman Cain contradicts and makes a fool of himself, yet again (unemployed, wages)

[Taratova]

One guy quit his job to march... does that make sense??

[Taratova]

Obama has "never Been A Part Of The Black Experience In America"
Herman Cain, Oct 10 or 11, 2011

That is a true statement. Obama went to an elite school in Hawaii and was not stateside till he was attending college. Obama's roots know nothing about the black experience.. he was never in a ghetto and was always a part of the elite. That is why Obama will never know what the black experience is..

Herman Cain had much more of a black experience than Obama.

Obama always had things handed to him. Private schooling and no poverty experiences. Cain knows the benefit of working up the ladder from a place of poverty.

[Donn2390]

Cain is absolutely correct, and it's fun watching the democrats melt down in fear as Mr Cain continues to gain momentum and prominence.
He is more of a man, and more of legitimate candidate that obama could ever hope to be.
Mr Cain has America's best interest as his goal, where as obama is a corrupt socialist who wants to see America fail.
If you want to see this country succeed, vote for Cain and lets put obama in jail where he belongs...

[Skinny Puppy]

Originally Posted by Taratova

Obama has "never Been A Part Of The Black Experience In America"

That is a true statement. Obama went to an elite school in Hawaii and was not stateside till he was attending college. Obama's roots know nothing about the black experience.. he was never in a ghetto .

Interesting how you see that as interchangeable.

[Taratova]

Originally Posted by Skinny Puppy

Interesting how you see that as interchangeable.

Doesn't the black experience include poverty and the oppression of poverty?

[Skinny Puppy]

Originally Posted by Taratova

Doesn't the black experience include poverty and the oppression of poverty?

Those are not the original words you used. I believe you said "ghetto"

[Fox Terrier]

Originally Posted by Taratova

Doesn't the black experience include poverty and the oppression of poverty?

Don't know what you mean by the 'oppression of poverty', but the white experience includes proverty, also.

So does the hispanic experience; the native american experience, the chinese experience, et cetera...

What's your point?

[roysoldboy]

Originally Posted by Katiana

Here is a list of some fast food companies that do offer benefits.

Starbucks Benefits, Starbucks Employee Benefits Info

My daughter got benefits while working at a day care center.

Did that day care center serve pizza or other food to the public? If not that part of your post is totally off topic.

[roysoldboy]

Originally Posted by thebigr

You have to love how Cain is flavor of the month at FOX. Wonder who it will be next month?

Go Ron Paul, he is our only hope to save this country.

I guess if Paul is our only hope it may be time for us to give up.

[roysoldboy]

Originally Posted by mmmjv

No, that's not the only thing



"[the Media] are doubly scared that a real black man might run against Barack Obama"
-Herman Cain, March 30, 2011

Obama is not a strong black man"
-Herman Cain, March 30, 2011

"A real black man is not timid about making the right decisions"
Herman Cain, June 30, 2011

"it is documented that [Obama's] mother was white and his father was from Africa."
Herman Cain, June 30, 2011”

Obama has "never Been A Part Of The Black Experience In America"
Herman Cain, Oct 10 or 11, 2011

Could you point out the statements that are not true? Especially the one about Obama not being part of the black experience is so good. He grew up everywhere but the US except for those years in Hawaii. What was that, about 4 or 5 year? He just never lived in a ghetto even during his community organizer days.