Comments on: Why the Establishment Wants to Destroy Herman Cain

By: S Johnson

S Johnson — Tue, 29 Nov 2011 15:31:59 +0000

Alveda–If you think that the “country is in an economic crisis” now, what do you call the situation in 2008? In fact, economic growth has been positive in every quarter since the stimulus bill was passed and implemented. Net jobs in the private sector have increased every month for two years. Can you not admit that the economy is improving?

And by the way, I think that Democrats would be delighted to pit the President’s knowledge, leadership, grasp of world affairs and debating skills against those of Mr. Cain in the election next year. Hope to see you there!

By: Christopher Collins

Christopher Collins — Mon, 28 Nov 2011 02:42:38 +0000

Awesome essay, Dr. King, of what the left is up to. Now that they have damaged Herman, the liberals have gone silence. Interesting, isn’t it? The democrats are hypocrites as they praise Republican Dr. Martin L. King but ignore his statements: “Intelligence plus character-that is the goal of true education.” and….I have a dream that my four little children will one day live in a nation where they will not be judged by the color of their skin, but by the content of their character.
– Martin Luther King, Jr.

By: Tristan Berry

Tristan Berry — Fri, 18 Nov 2011 08:04:45 +0000

Paster Jones…

Your post speaks volumes, it really does. I don’t even have to elaborate. I’ll just say that your post just gave a lot of people about 6 million reasons to vote for Herman Cain. As a Cain campaign volunteer, I thank you for your assistance.

By: norm

norm — Wed, 16 Nov 2011 06:41:02 +0000

I agree with you the liberals see Cain as the greatest threat. That is why they want to destroy him and build Romney. In my view Romney would be easier to beat by Obama because he is a democrat by ideology and a republican for political expediency. The democrats have gathered enough soundbites which depict Romney embracing Obama’s policies, viz Obamacare, abortion, climate change etc. Obama will not find it hard to prove to the republican voters that a president Romney is not only a fip-flopper but he would be unwilling to implement what he preaches on the campaign. It is hard to see how he differs from democrats. To vote for him or for Obama would not make any difference.

By: Deano

Deano — Wed, 16 Nov 2011 00:34:32 +0000

999 this, 999 that. It’s difficult to take Cain seriously when he has nothing else to offer aside from a “bold plan” (which isn’t even his, he stole it from a 1996 PI Report) that has been dissected and exposed as ineffectual in the current economic climate, yet that doesn’t stop him from somehow bringing it up in his answers to debate questions regardless of relevance. Whenever he doesn’t talk about 999, he’s talking about such things as the danger of China one day building a nuke, as well as making constitutional changes by signing a paper whilst in his office. He’s pro-life one moment, pro-choice the next. Insisting he’d never negotiate with terrorists, and then declaring he’d talk to Al Qaeda. Herman Cain isn’t electable. He was pushed by the media on the back of one straw poll win and then a horde of sheep flocked to him like moth to a flame. Mindless conformity doesn’t in any way detract from the fact that he has no credibility as a candidate. He has flip flopped more in recent months than Mitt Romney has in his whole career.

By: Christopher

Christopher — Tue, 15 Nov 2011 20:29:52 +0000

That was one of the most relevant and precise pieces I have read on Herman Cain since he decided to run for the office. I love it and am passing it on.

By: paster jones

paster jones — Sun, 13 Nov 2011 02:24:32 +0000

Herman Cain most people don’t know and it’snot being reported is an
Isreaslite.
The Jew media will keep him in the main stream media but never in a popular light.
The poor man has a stimulas package that will get this country back to work….but he may never get it out of his pants.
If only he could keep that trousar snake kept under wrap when he was prezident of the NRA.
God Bless….it was a great prayer call in Motown.

Paster Jones
Altanta

By: Lee Singleton

Lee Singleton — Sat, 12 Nov 2011 07:32:51 +0000

Great essay, Dr. King. “Mr. Cain is the fulfillment of Uncle M. L.’s dream. He has lived the black American experience in the South. By the content of his character, not the color of his skin, he has studied hard, worked hard, enjoyed success in business and now aspires to the office of president of the United States.” I could not agree more. Content of character is the only thing that should ever matter! The color of a man’s skin should never be anything more than physical trait. It was Obama who brought race into the last election, it will be Cain who will to take it out. We will never reach the potential we as a country can reach if race continues to divide us. Cain can unite us and conservatism will rule the day!

By: Ken G.

Ken G. — Sat, 12 Nov 2011 00:44:38 +0000

Deborah said “Abortion is an ethical dilemma, not a political one.” I’m sorry Deborah, but you’re wrong. There is nothing without life. Without life there is nothing. No rights. No politics. No ethics. Nothing. It is extremely important as to a politician’s stand on life. The Bible says we should “choose life.” God Bless you.

By: alv3d@

alv3d@ — Fri, 11 Nov 2011 20:45:11 +0000

Good day Deborah,

There has also been much talk aobut where Mr. Cain stands on the pro-life issues. Dr. King has spent some effort defending his position on life issues. Mr Cain himself spent about $! million getting the Black community to vote pro-life in the 2006 elections. Mr. Cain recently spoke about the genocide of the Black community, Planned Parenthood, and Margaret Sanger, issues he feels strongly about. He came under attack for those comments too and many Black pro-life leaders came to his defense. The abortion issue and the funding of Planned Parenthood are crutial for our economy and the upcoming election. With over 1 million babies being killed by abortions, it is an important issue and one Dr. King felt needed to be addressed. Mr. Cains candidacy is more that politics. It goes to the heart of our country and the direction we are heading and will be heading in the future.

Respectfully submitted,
Eugene Vigil
Asst. to Dr. Alkveda King