That says it all!
After carefully reading and spending considerable time contemplating on this column, I have no doubt that Star Parker has it right, and the Republican establishment, and one of their supporters, Mona Charen, have it wrong. The establishment elite are forgetting about who really brought about the Tea Party Movement, and the landslide victories that propelled Republicans back to power in the House and ended Nancy Pelosi's reign: American people that want to revive freedom in the USA! As Star writes, "The Republican Party establishment needs to start listening to grass-roots Americans and asking why no one is exciting them like Herman Cain."
It is a decision that Republican primary voters and caucus attendees need to make soon. Do we want the political experience of the Establishment's pick, Mitt Romney, or somebody that can revive the spirit of freedom and the wonderful outcome that liberty will have on our economy? It's as simple as 9-9-9! Traci, the writer of the comment above, represents the view that I happily share.
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Herman Cain: Rocket fuel for America
STAR PARKER
By Star Parker
October 14, 2011 ~ 1:15 pm Eastern
© 2011
It's not just conservatives who are frustrated today. It is every single American who longs to see their nation regain its vitality, restoring freedom and prosperity at home and shining the light of human potential across the planet.READ MORE on WND.com
What is particularly frustrating is that the party out of power, the Republican Party, is supposed to be carrying the torch for these values. But it's barely happening. The Party has become bogged down with careerists, rear-view mirror thinkers and its own establishment of inside-the-beltway elite.
Nothing could speak more to this problem than establishment attitudes toward the remarkable Herman Cain.
Take, for instance, a recent column by conservative columnist Mona Charen.
After extolling Cain's compelling virtues – his rags to riches success story, his love of America and the values that make it great, and the courageous ideas he has put on the table in his campaign – Ms. Charen dismisses his candidacy for president.
"[H]e lacks the kind of experience the office requires … political skills … necessary in a political job."
Others who dismiss Cain point to his lack of national organization essential for raising the kind of money a presidential campaign needs.
I just don't see it this way.
Don't be afraid!
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Star, Love what you have to say here on Herman Cain. He's a man for the people. Some point to his previous employment with the Fed Res. I say it's a strong indicator of the grasp he has on finance and the fact that he was able to stay in so long indicates he's got a good grasp on politics and Washington. As well, his experience as the head of the Nat Rest Assoc and lobbying on their behalf gave him great insight to the other side of politics. He's strong, well intentioned and can definitely stand on his own. America needs to get behind him, especially the OWS movement. I think if they'd get their heads out of the lefts' libs and commie @sses, they'd actually see this, too.
ReplyDeleteCaraGia, very well said!
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