1 adulterer endorses another

AK Forty Seven · Jan 31, 2012

Cain endorses Gingrich

WEST PALM BEACH, Fla. - Atlanta businessman and former presidential candidate Herman Cain endorsed Newt Gingrich Saturday night at a West Palm Beach Country Republican gathering after two months of wavering on whether he would offer his support to a fellow candidate.

The endorsement comes just three days before the crucial Florida primary, by far the largest state to vote so far in the GOP sweepstakes, and could help Gingrich energize tea party support. Gingrich campaign has flagged since his upstart, double-digit victory over front-runner Mitt Romney in the South Carolina primary a week ago.

"I had it in my heart and mind a long time ago" to endorse Gingrich, Cain said in a surprise appearance at the dinner. "Speaker Gingrich is a patriot, Speaker Gingrich is not afraid of bold ideas, and I also know that Speaker Gingrich is ... going through this sausage grinder. I know what this sausage grinder is all about. I know that he's going through this sausage grinder because he cares about the future of the United States of America."

Cain's ended his presidential bid in early December amid claims of sexual harrassement by several women who worked for him over the years and amid a charge from an Atlanta woman that the two carried on a longstanding marital affair. Until the allegations surfaced, Cain had been steadily gaining ground as a serious primary contender, attracting hundreds of people to his campaign events and winning over tea party activists with his outsider's message and calls for a "9-9-9" flat tax plan.

DemZad · Jan 31, 2012

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Cain endorses Gingrich

WEST PALM BEACH, Fla. - Atlanta businessman and former presidential candidate Herman Cain endorsed Newt Gingrich Saturday night at a West Palm Beach Country Republican gathering after two months of wavering on whether he would offer his support to a fellow candidate.

The endorsement comes just three days before the crucial Florida primary, by far the largest state to vote so far in the GOP sweepstakes, and could help Gingrich energize tea party support. Gingrich campaign has flagged since his upstart, double-digit victory over front-runner Mitt Romney in the South Carolina primary a week ago.

"I had it in my heart and mind a long time ago" to endorse Gingrich, Cain said in a surprise appearance at the dinner. "Speaker Gingrich is a patriot, Speaker Gingrich is not afraid of bold ideas, and I also know that Speaker Gingrich is ... going through this sausage grinder. I know what this sausage grinder is all about. I know that he's going through this sausage grinder because he cares about the future of the United States of America."

Cain's ended his presidential bid in early December amid claims of sexual harrassement by several women who worked for him over the years and amid a charge from an Atlanta woman that the two carried on a longstanding marital affair. Until the allegations surfaced, Cain had been steadily gaining ground as a serious primary contender, attracting hundreds of people to his campaign events and winning over tea party activists with his outsider's message and calls for a "9-9-9" flat tax plan.

Romney pays for most of his endorsements. I wonder how much "Cornbread" received for these kind words.

cgroupman · Jan 31, 2012

I was wondering who was going to point this out. I thought it was funny when I first saw Cain and Newt on TV together. I guess they met a 'Gentleman's Club' somewhere.

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AK Forty Seven · Jan 31, 2012

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Romney pays for most of his endorsements. I wonder how much "Cornbread" received for these kind words.

LOL !!!

AK Forty Seven · Jan 31, 2012

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I was wondering who was going to point this out. I thought it was funny when I first saw Cain and Newt on TV together. I guess they met a 'Gentleman's Club' somewhere.

c

Tsing Tao · Jan 31, 2012

Who gives a shit?

Clinton was an adulterer. I could care less. He did a pretty good job when he was in office - I'd probably vote for him again.

377OHMS · Jan 31, 2012

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LOL !!!

I don't know, adultery seems like a mild infraction compared to, say, racism:
http://www.elitetrader.com/vb/showthread.php?s=&threadid=235480

AK Forty Seven · Jan 31, 2012

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I don't know, adultery seems like a mild infraction compared to, say, racism:
http://www.elitetrader.com/vb/showthread.php?s=&threadid=235480

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Spike Trader · Jan 31, 2012

Is this the same Cain who told us that "God spoke to me and told me to run for President , but listened to the pokieman when it told him to quit ? I want to know . :mad:

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AK Forty Seven · Feb 1, 2012

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I don't know, adultery seems like a mild infraction compared to, say, racism:
http://www.elitetrader.com/vb/showthread.php?s=&threadid=235480

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silence you filthy arab or I shall taunt you again!

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Just ignore him phenomena. You've already shown him to be a fool repeatedly. Evidently he has no pride, kind of an arab trait .

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The arabs are a backwards people and have grown to resent the progress of western civilization.

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There are exceptions but arabs largely live in squalor adheering to a brutal cult they claim is a religion. That cult has remained static for over 1200 years holding the arabs back while the rest of the world advanced.

To be honest sammy, I make friends with black people no problem but wouldn't piss on an arab if he were on fire.

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Your irrationality is impressive to all. But rationality isn't really part of the arab character either . That is probably the reason why your people end up ruled by dictatorships and 12th century theocracies while the rest of the world moves into the new millenium.

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An arab cannot earn enough university degrees or attain enough honors or achievements to ever be considered to a gentleman.

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If you boyz keep it up over there it may be the Arab that is exterminated or at least culled .

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He evidently didn't obtain much of an education in Dearborn or whatever arab slum he is from.

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Its just that you folks seem to *require* a police state. There doesn't seem to be much in the arab or persian character as far as self-regulation of behavior or any self-imposed civilized norms. You seem to require someone with a baton to keep you from doing really awful things to one another.

I'm just trying to think if there is any arab country on earth that exhibits the least bit of civility . I just can't come up with any. Perhaps you know of one.

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You aren't kidding anyone. You lack horsepower upstairs my little arab street urchin friend.

You should climb out of that cab occasionally and go to the self-improvement section in Barnes&Nobel and pick yourself out a book, something like "How I renounced Islam and became a Human Being" or "10 Easy Steps to Personal Hygiene".

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I picture Sammy as this tall thin arab man wearing a filthy dishdashahthe and probably married to a huge fat digusting arab woman who sports a mustache and exudes that "not so fresh" scent as she waddles up and down the main dirt road carrying water for the men.