Taking Cain Seriously

Conservative Voice wrote:

CivilBill wrote:

Conservative Voice wrote: I don't think Cain has a chance of getting the GOP nomination and now he's taking a month off for a book tour to promote his new book.

I wonder who the next conservative "darling" will be?

Did Obama ever have a book promoted....?

I don't know of any presidential candidate to took a month off the campaign trail to promote their book. It makes some wonder if he's serious about actually running or is just using it to promote his book.

Maybe because he's not a lifer politician...so far he's doing a pretty good job with little money and low expectations for the idiot media.

Conservative Voice wrote:

CivilBill wrote:

Conservative Voice wrote: I don't think Cain has a chance of getting the GOP nomination and now he's taking a month off for a book tour to promote his new book.

I wonder who the next conservative "darling" will be?

Did Obama ever have a book promoted....?

I don't know of any presidential candidate to took a month off the campaign trail to promote their book. It makes some wonder if he's serious about actually running or is just using it to promote his book.

Did Obama write a book?

Cain's decisions are based upon a stategy of psychology and saving his war chest to start the primaries with strength.

Good luck with that. It's going to be interesting to see it play out.

Three weeks ago, most of you (except TPP) were promoting Perry as the guy to beat.

Conservative Voice wrote: Good luck with that. It's going to be interesting to see it play out.

Three weeks ago, most of you (except TPP) were promoting Perry as the guy to beat.

It is kinda fun to see the waves of popularity ebb and flow around these candidates. It is reminiscent of 2008, McCain ended up the candidate, but it always felt like he was the consolation prize because no one could get particularly excited about any one candidate. I wonder if Romney will be 2012's McCain.

archer wrote:

Mainstream Liberal Media wrote:

archer wrote:

Mainstream Liberal Media wrote:

LadyJazzer wrote: Only if I needed to order a pizza... But I wouldn't patronize his chain.

Racist! Looney jerk will not eat a black man's pizza.

You can't post without the name calling can you.

I'm just using a play out of your playbook. She said it I didn't. She said she wouldn't eat a black man's pizza. That makes her a racist.

I wasn't referring to the word "racist", but to your use of the name "loony jerk".

Funny, I seem to remember ResidentPr*ck screaming that he wouldn't buy auto insurance from a company named "Progressive"... Double-standard there, Ace?

archer wrote:

Conservative Voice wrote: Good luck with that. It's going to be interesting to see it play out.

Three weeks ago, most of you (except TPP) were promoting Perry as the guy to beat.

It is kinda fun to see the waves of popularity ebb and flow around these candidates. It is reminiscent of 2008, McCain ended up the candidate, but it always felt like he was the consolation prize because no one could get particularly excited about any one candidate. I wonder if Romney will be 2012's McCain.

Are you excited about Obama?

LooneyJerk wrote:
Funny, I seem to remember ResidentPr*ck screaming that he wouldn't buy auto insurance from a company named "Progressive"... Double-standard there, Ace?

Now Progressives believe they are a race. rofllol rofllol

For Looney's clarification, I said I wouldn't support Progressive because the mean corporate CEO that runs Progressive supports progressive causes. Yes, I vote with my dollars.

Conservative Voice wrote: Good luck with that. It's going to be interesting to see it play out.

Three weeks ago, most of you (except TPP) were promoting Perry as the guy to beat.

My only choice has been Cain. I have been a member of his supporters since May and have contributed many times to his campaign. Just last month I contributed $429.

Hence my use of the term "most of you" which means not all.