Herman Cain: Most Black People Too Poor To Tea Party (Congress, soldiers)

[mackinac81]

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Asked why more African Americans haven't joined him at tea party rallies and conservative conventions. "They can't afford to," Cain said. If you look at the typical income of a black family of four it's going to be lower than a non-black or white family. "Generally speaking on average, white families are much more economically prosperous than black families"


What about all those civil rights protests? The million man march and all those other rallies where you see plenty of Black people????? Or perhaps he really meant to say that the tea party if for rich white folks.

Well, clearly Herman Cain has never been to suburban Raleigh, where the black middle class abounds.

[Savoir Faire]

David Duke could have not wished for a better candidate

[ozzie679]

Most tea partiers, Cain said, "own their own business, or they have the type of job where they have the flexibility where they can go to the rally."


"Or they're retired," DING DING DING, we have a winner

[Frozenyo]

I wonder how many pairs of tap shoes Cain owns. He'll be needing them soon as he'll be serving as tea-party entertainment. I'm sure he could borrow a pair from Michael Steele.

[Savoir Faire]

Originally Posted by Frozenyo

I wonder how many pairs of tap shoes Cain owns. He'll be needing them soon as he'll be serving as tea-party entertainment. I'm sure he could borrow a pair from Michael Steele.

Michael Steele is a black militant compared to Cain

[NewYorkGuy]

Originally Posted by Majin

I don't understand what is wrong with this guy. He catering to people (racist) who hate him and will always hate him because of his skin color. I really don't see his angle here.

It's called self hate.

[NewYorkGuy]

Originally Posted by deepimpact2

or maybe it is because they know the Tea party is nothing more than a KKK political party.

You hit the nail on the head.

[Savoir Faire]

Originally Posted by NewYorkGuy

You hit the nail on the head.

It could be the ad he made several years ago targeting a black audience in which he used the words "hoes"

[Megadell]

The tea party is for rich white people but it's made up or poor white people.

[EdwardA]

Herman Cain a threat to the black victimology class. Here you have a Black man who through his hard work and drive overcame the odds to become a successful black man.

Yet instead of using his story as an inspiration the cheerleaders of black victimization are piling on the man and twisting his words to make him appear non-authentically black. It's a sad tactic these so-called pro-black folks like to trot out. They did this to Clarence Thomas, Condi Rice, Michael Steele and others. Any Black that dares to run away from the liberal, hate white plantation is marked for attack.