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RedState Gathering: Herman Cain.

By: Moe Lane (Diary)  |  September 18th, 2010 at 10:18 PM  | 

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Herman Cain spoke at the Gathering earlier this morning, and we had the chance to chat later:

Herman Cain’s site is here.

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  • Doc Holliday
  • ObamaNo

    My husband and I had the pleasure of listening to Mr. Cain speak in Austin this morning and I only have one word for him – AWESOME! So much common sense and intelligence.

    I didn’t realize, until he said it, that he has overcome stage 4 colon cancer and liver cancer.

    He’s my kind of leader. I’m not ashamed to admit that I sneaked in a little hug, too.

  • nivlem

    I heard him on 08/27/10.
    His voice is still resounding in my head when I read your posts, However,
    I did not hear he wants to run in 2012.

  • jwebb

    He left the door open. Wide open.

  • charlienosurf

    I’ve heard Herman Cain filling in for Neil Bortz and always enjoyed his dialog. On a side note. someone needs to find a more masculine interviewer for these events.

  • nivlem

    but you….

  • http://moelane.com/ Moe Lane

    Sorry, though: not interested.

    NTTAWWT.

    Moe

    PS: Blam.

  • jstjoan

    he sure did leave the door wide open for a 2012 run. Here’s the link to his whole speech but if you go to abt the 4:00 minute mark he talks about being on the straw poll ballot.

    http://www.therightscoop.com/herman-cain-at-right-nation-2010

    Me thinks he’s going to run!

  • Bill S

    Asshat.

  • bk
  • bk

    put Cain in charge of building the fence?

  • mustango

    It was very good foresight to schedule Mr. Cain just before lunch — I would not have wanted to be the speaker that had to follow him.

    I also didn’t realize until I looked it up later that he has an earlier claim to fame, in that he was that businessman who back in 1994 confronted then-president Clinton over how much Hillarycare would have forced him to raise prices.

    I will be watching for his future plans with great interest.

  • Rob_McEwen

    ….to a point where there is an argument that Georgia republican primary voters could argue that there wasn’t “truth in advertising” for Nathan Deal… then I think Herman Cain would make an excellent write-in candidate for Governor of Georgia. (or replacement candidate)

  • http://www.hakubi.us/ Neil Stevens

    Red State is not the place to promote write-in candidates.

    Don’t do it again.

  • Christine (Trelaina)
  • bk

    The way he put it was something like this (paraphrasing, but close): “You put up a 20-foot fence. Electrify it on top. Then put a football-field wide lake filled with alligators. Hell, if they get past that *I’ll* give them a job!”