Herman Cain enters 2012 GOP presidential race

[Gabfly1]

Quote from Lucrum:

Jeezus H Christ...

See? They even share the same name. That should guarantee the religious vote, right?

 

[Artful D0dger]

I don't know about you guys, but if a white person gets the nomination I think that if RCG doesn't vote for him, it can only be because he's racist and hates white people. He was in the Nation of Islam before you know.

In fact, I think anyone who doesn't vote for a white republican candidate is most likely a racist. It's clear that they just hate white people and are intimidated by their social and economic success.

 

[Lucrum]

Quote from AK Forty Seven:

Democrats and independents proved that,not republicans/the south

And what pray tell makes you think the republicans are obligated to prove they're as dumb as the Democrats and independents who put Dumbo in office? Haven't they already proved their stupidity in so many other ways?

 

[Gabfly1]

Quote from Lucrum:

Jeezus H Christ you guys are obsessed with race. Whatever happened to voting for the best overall candidate regardless of skin color? Or our voters expected to forgo what they think is in the country's best interest just to prove to you race obsessed weenies that they're willing to vote for a black guy, qualifications be damned. Didn't the country already prove this when they voted in Obama?

Quote from Lucrum:

And what pray tell makes you think the republicans are obligated to prove they're as dumb as the Democrats and independents who put Dumbo in office? Haven't they already proved their stupidity in so many other ways?

So just to get your plausible deniability clear, what is it about Cain's platform or background that makes him less desirable of a candidate than any of the other candidates thus far? And let's not forget, you both seem share an affinity for the gold standard.

 

[AK Forty Seven]

Quote from Artful D0dger:

Ah, so in other words, if someone didn't vote for Obama, then they are racist.

Didn't say that.What I am saying is that the republican party/the south /confederate states of america wont vote for a black man to be their nominee or their president

Cain ,West,Steele and the rest of the Uncle Toms will soon find out how the GOP treats a credible GOP presidential candidate

 

[AK Forty Seven]

Quote from Lucrum:

And what pray tell makes you think the republicans are obligated to prove they're as dumb as the Democrats and independents who put Dumbo in office? Haven't they already proved their stupidity in so many other ways?

Cain represents the principles and policies that tea partiers and republicans say they want .

 

[Lucrum]

Quote from Gabfly1:

So just to get your plausible deniability clear, what is it about Cain's platform or background that makes him less desirable of a candidate than any of the other candidates thus far? And let's not forget, you both seem share an affinity for the gold standard.

I should have been more clear. I'm NOT opposed to Cain necesarily. Truth is I don't know much about his positions yet, though I do intend to find out before the primaries.

I'm simply saying how utterly stupid it would be to vote for him solely because his skin is darker than mine. To prove to a bunch race obsessed weenies that I'm willing (fucking stupid enough) to vote based on race rather than qualifications or political positions.

 

[Lucrum]

Quote from AK Forty Seven:

Cain represents the principles and policies that tea partiers and republicans say they want .

IF true then I'll seriously consider voting for him.

IF I do, do I need to sneak a photo of my ballot to prove I did or will you take my word for it?

 

[Navin Johnson]

Quote from AK Forty Seven:

Now Cain should be conservatives/tea partiers dream.I bet he wont win one primary,especially in the south

Range Rover, ............, hermit,

Just because you are a racist doesn't mean every one else is one too.
Didn't you attack Michael Steele on a regular basis? I am sure that the fact that he is black was just a coincidence.


How many black presidential candidates have you voted for?

 

[Artful D0dger]

Not really. First, the "tea partiers" have a large degree of diversity in their views on very many issues. The single common theme is that they want the size and scope of government reduced. Outside of that, there is not a unified "tea party platform". So that assertion is bullshit.

Also, "tea partiers and republicans" are also very different factions with very different positions on a variety of issues too. I have heard a lot of tea party skepticism of Cain because of his history as a "fed insider", for example.

Quote from AK Forty Seven:

Cain represents the principles and policies that tea partiers and republicans say they want .