I doubt he’s going to be elected.<\/p>\n
In an interview on TV this morning, he asked the American people to “look up the history” of planned parenthood.<\/p>\n
Uhhh Americans having to do research? Not likely!<\/p>\n
But since he is an “Un-Politician” he may carry the day in a few more weeks in the polls.<\/p>\n
I think Mr. Cain is sincere in his desire to do the best for the country.<\/p>\n
How do you define “best for the country”?<\/p>\n
That’s where Mr. Cain is going to lose his momentum.<\/p>\n
Like all the Republican candidates vying for position, he’s pandering to an “Ultra” Conservative segment of the American people.<\/p>\n
The problem is, the Republicans perceive this segment to be much<\/b> larger than it really is. This very conservative segment is in reality just very vocal.<\/p>\n
The average Joe in America isn’t into telling everyone else how to live.<\/p>\n
Average people just want to have a job, raise their kids, pay their mortgages, and not have their backs broken by taxes. They also want medical care that doesn’t rape them and the ability to take a vacation from time to time.<\/p>\n
Why is it so hard for politicians to figure out?<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
I doubt he’s going to be elected. In an interview on TV this morning, he asked the American people to “look up the history” of planned parenthood. Uhhh Americans having to do research? Not likely! But since he is an “Un-Politician” he may carry the day in a few more weeks in the polls. I … <\/p>\n