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Remember that Cain supports affirmative action, i don't think he will be the nomination but I respect the guy for being conservative, black and not being scared of bullies.
He gets my respect even though I'm not a Republican.
I've been saying all along that Cain doesn't stand a chance to be his party's representative because of this fundamental reason. His policies don't matter, but the problem of his race is a glaring problem among GOP supporters.
Why are you libs so obsessed with race? I support Herman Cain 100%.
He happens to be black. So what? Good for him. It doesn't affect my opinion of him as a candidate at all.
Remember that Cain supports affirmative action, i don't think he will be the nomination but I respect the guy for being conservative, black and not being scared of bullies.
He gets my respect even though I'm not a Republican.
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His support of affirmative action is not race based but rather on one's economic condition at the time of application for a position.
Libs would try to leave the race card in play saying that Cain is only there just as a token in order to negate the race issue. And since he is an oreo, he is more than willing to play the part of being used for white interests.
They will sound stupid, but it's all they would have.
Janeane Garofalo: "Herman Cain is probably well liked by some of the Republicans because it hides the racist elements of the Republican party. Conservative movement and tea party movement, one in the same.
"People like Karl Rove liked to keep the racism very covert. And so Herman Cain provides this great opportunity say you can say 'Look, this is not a racist, anti-immigrant, anti-female, anti-gay movement. Look we have a black man.'"
OK - so white people here are your options.
Vote for white republican vs. black democrat = you are racist
Vote for black republican vs. black democrat = you are racist
Vote for black democrat vs. white republican = you are not racist
Vote for black democrat vs. black republican = you are not racist
If you look at what's here - all democrats must be black and all republicans must be white - since you can only be a racist when voting against a democrat.
Vote for white republican vs. black democrat = you are racist
Vote for black republican vs. black democrat = you are racist
Vote for black democrat vs. white republican = you are not racist
Vote for black democrat vs. black republican = you are not racist
If you look at what's here - all democrats must be black and all republicans must be white - since you can only be a racist when voting against a democrat.
I was going to post a link to that wench's comments but that stupid, no talent, bigot isn't worth even discussing.
A_Lexus, don't sweat the BS! how quickly they forgot Micheal Steele and what was that other black guy who no one voted for in I think Mich? Cain has no chance of winning the nonmination PERIOD! The only reason that they are even paying vague attention to him is because he is black not because of the stupid sh*t that he spouts. Cain is that H.N that can be used to say and do things that they (white tea bag republicans) can't to black people. Nevermind that he grew up in the segregated south but had no ties to fight for the equality for black people. He is what I call a "turtle politician". Througout the turbulent 60's and 70's where was he? He tucked his head in his shell and waited for everything to blow over.
The republican party will NEVER allow a blackman or a woman to represent them in the White house.
Why are you libs so obsessed with race? I support Herman Cain 100%.
He happens to be black. So what? Good for him. It doesn't affect my opinion of him as a candidate at all.
Absolutely right. Black, white, green, purple, makes no difference to me, I like the guy, plain and simple.
I've been saying all along that Cain doesn't stand a chance to be his party's representative because of this fundamental reason. His policies don't matter, but the problem of his race is a glaring problem among GOP supporters.
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