It’s like when you get pulled over, they had reasonable suspicion to scour Rick Perry for racism. He is from Texas, he has an accent, he is a Tea Party guy – they needed to look in that trunk for racist paraphernalia.

Are they checking Mitt Romney’s estates for Racist stones? Probably not, they’re more likely looking into what cult-seances he’s been participating in.

Now you say well this story can be explained away…ya sure it can. But just like Jared Laughner, once 1 liberal paper publishes something the rest can put their talking points to use story ‘X’ as an example of why a new assertion is true. So the next racist claim they make will be ‘strengthened’ by Rick Perry’s ‘history’ of racist run-ins.

I fail to see how it’s much different than Bachmann’s ridiculous Gardasil reaction.

If Cain doesn’t know better than to assume there’s at least a 50-50 chance it’s false if it came from the Post (among others), then I’m not sure he’s fit to be President.

Bachmann’s “retarded” smear was just STUPID and she was easily laughed off. It only harmed her campaign.

Cain’s false smear is malicious and harmful to the Republican Party as a whole.

My husband is an active duty soldier who works in the Warriors In Transition Unit(the army’s version of the civilian Wounded Warriors Project). Many politicians have a vested interest in this unit and foundation and we have met quite a few both in and out of D.C. when it was just starting up. We are both good friends with a congressman(has to remain nameless for now) from Texas that my husband has known for decades and his wife passed on a bit of info last night that made my ears perk up. Her husband overheard three other men talking about how KARL ROVE comes onto websites such as these, this one mentioned IN PARTICULAR and camos as a conservtive but puts out things like upcoming polls that no one else would be privy to with bad news for Perry, funny thing is most people don’t give credit to these polls usually because they are by screaming liberal orgs, but he’ll put these out, along with “concerning tid bits” like” ah well, we might as well accept the fact that Perry can’t be elected, and this is going to happen and now will be spread all throughout the media” etc. He uses a moniker that has nothing to do with his name something like “policypro” along those lines or similar to that. Wow, who would have thought that Rove would hold a grudge so long and be so spiteful that he would let a good candidate be torn apart for his own egotistical purposes? He would resort to acting as a sheep in wolf’s clothing on websites such as this and plant little “concerning stories and worries, put questionable polling outfits info out,regardless of validity all because he is filled with poisonous spite. It is too bad I only saw through him in 2010, Bush called him the architect-the liberals called him a manipulative,evil guy-looks like they weren’t to far off of the mark.

He needs to say that the WaPo lied and he was mislead by the POS, Chris Wallace. End of story.

Herman – Do some research next time!

* Old maps and legends throughout the west are chocked with names like Negro Butte, N***erhead Mountain and Negro Hill, and these are just places in California

* N***erhead was also used to describe a type of granite ore in Ohio

* Negro and N***er landmarks show up all over the eastern half of U.S. history

* Several N***er Run Roads existed in states like Pennsylvania, Ohio and New York, usually signifying a slave escape route. Virginia, Tennessee and Florida had Negro and N***er place names to indicate cemeteries, neighborhoods and work projects

* A description of a type of coal called N***erhead coal mined by New Mexico settlers

* The geographic terms Negro, N***er and N***erhead come to California in the 1800s

* Surprises are in store as a N***erhead Mountain is listed in Los Angeles County near Malibu, A N***erhead Chromite Mine is listed in San Luis Obispo County as well as a N***erhead Chromite Mine in Del Norte County, California

* Moving out of California the name Negro and N***er for geographic titles takes hold in Alaska as well as Australia

himself and the Republican Party. There is nothing that he can do or say now to change that.

Cain is obviously about attempting to hurt Gov Perry’s campaign for Romney. So don’t count on Cain to apologize for his wrongdoing.

Way to fall into the trap Mr. Cain. He now lists Rick Perry as one of a number of Republican candidates whom he could not support.

I am Herman Cain fan, but fear his campaign is unhinging him.

Perry’s a liberal because he allows in-state tuition to children of illegal Mexicans, and he’s also a conservative racist. Got it.

Oh wait, that’s right — there was that racist black cloud remark too.

Good grief. I’ve been really open-minded about the candidates, but I can tell you, for me, Cain dropped a few notches for joining this unfounded attack on Perry, and Perry rises a few for handling these ridiculous attacks with grace and calmness.

How come nobody has published a picture of the offending rock?

Says Cain piggy-backed off the WaPost article.

Yep, bringing on the heat to Mr. Cain. The ball is definitely in Cain’s court now.

the Wapo article, and is also saying that for Cain to join in with the liberal rags race baiting is ludicrous. He’s also going after Cain for now jumping on the bandwagon in saying he should have defended the gay soldier who was booed in the debate. Rush is correctly painting the current picture of Cain as now just being an opportunist.

Chris Wallace, and Fox News for falling for the Washington Post race baiting story. I’ve read the entire story and watched the entire Fox News interview with Herman Cain. Everyone involved painted Rick Perry in a negative light. Shame on them.

According to the story, the rock was seen by many people, none of whom did anything about it until Rick Perry and his dad got rid of the offensive word. And remember this rock was on land they didn’t even own. It wasn’t their responsibility, yet they were the only ones who showed good judgement and took action to correct a wrong. And what do they get for their troubles? They get slandered by Herman Cain and the media. Frankly, I think Herman Cain owes Rick Perry an apology.

….for Cain to eventually drop out of the GOP race.

Then, it wil just be Romney vs. Perry, and Perry will crush Romney.

one on one. Mitt is simply not a good fit in the Republican Party. He fits better in the dem Party.

Even some of Perry’s fiercest Texas critics say they do not believe he is racist. They point to his record of appointments as evidence: He appointed the state’s first African-American state supreme court justice, Wallace Jefferson, and later made him chief justice. (Jefferson’s great grandfather was a slave, “sold like a horse,” Perry once said with disgust.) Perry’s former general counsel and former chief of staff, Brian Newby, is black; so is Albert Hawkins, the former Health and Human Services commissioner who Perry handpicked to lead the massive agency in 2002.

“He doesn’t have a racist bone in his body,” said former Democratic state Rep. Ron Wilson, who is black and served with Perry in his early years in the Legislature. “He didn’t then, and he doesn’t now.”

Added Dallas Democratic Sen. Royce West, who is also black: “I don’t agree with him on policy issues, but you can point to many things he has done that were sensitive to ethnic minorities.”

Indeed, in his 11-year gubernatorial tenure, Perry has appointed more minorities to statewide posts — including university regents and secretaries of state — than any governor in Texas history. The biggest beating he’s taken on the campaign trail so far? His unwavering support for granting in-state tuition to the children of illegal immigrants in Texas.

…..Cain will never win the GOP nomination

…Romney, given his liberal views and Romneycare, will also never end up with the GOP nomination

I guess what goes around comes around

http://www.cbsnews.com/8301-503544_162-20115062-503544.html

Many excuse Herman Cain for things he has said because he is not a politician, and he just gets tripped up some times. Some want to read things into what he said, dissecting each word, and trying hard to find meanings that may or may not be there.

Herman Cain may have a bit of Romneyitis-

Herman Cain, on a few occasions said that he would not hire Muslims to his administration. One of the times he said that was in an interview with Neil Cavuto. There were others. Then he went on the Glenn Beck Radio show, and claimed that he was “misunderstood” and tried unsuccessfully to walk back his previous comments.

Cain Denies Claims

Cain has most recently taken a hard right position on illegal immigration. As a part of his immigration plan, he said he wants to promote the path to citizenship that is already there, we don’t need to change that with promoting anything new. If I am not mistaken, the current laws, already there, mean all illegals must go home, and apply for citizenship from their home countries. I don’t believe that has changed, even though that law has not been enforced. That wasn’t always Herman Cain’s position. In 2007, Cain said in part-

“We need to propose a reasonable program for the 12 million (and counting) illegal person’s who broke our laws to get here, but not amnesty.”

I interpret that to mean that Cain was not in favor of shipping the illegals already here back out of the country, but just didn’t agree with granting them any sort of amnesty.

Herman Cain-Numbers USA

Herman Cain, in an interview in NH in March, said the following-

“Now people are over this first black president thing. But there are still some people who will say, I’m not going to vote for another black guy because this one didn’t work out. And my response is Well what about those 43 white guys you put in there? How did they work out? Don’t condem me because the first black one didn’t work out.”

I’m sure I’m just reading that wrong, but did Cain really say that every one of the first presidents that were white didn’t work out, but hey, I can do better. Not one good white president? Not even Reagan?

Herman Cain said twice in May that he would not support killing al-Awlaki because he was an American citizen. He believed that he needed to be captured, and put into the American court system. Recently, Cain now has applauded Obama for killing al-Awalaki on the battlefield.

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Herman Cain said back in February that he didn't favor auditing the fed. because they probably won't find anything anyway. He later denied that he was not in favor of auditing the fed.

Herman Cain supported TARP while it was being discussed and planned. Cain later said that he wouldn't have supported it if he knew how it would eventually work out.

On Sean Hannity's radio program, in answer to the question, did he support the Gold Standard, he said-

"Yes I believe in the gold standard. We should never have gotten off the gold standard because when we got off the gold standard, that ten allowed the Congress to inflate our currency whenever they overspent. Now look at the mess we have."