2012 Election Viable Candidate?

Maybe as viable as Michael Steele was for the conservative party! You are talking about the Herman Cain who stumps on the fundraising political circuits now ... the Herman Cain who is said to be an apologist for the white racist who he says denied him entry to the Uni. of Georgia based on his race, even though he ranked second in his high school class. The Herman Cain who seems to be dealing from the bottom of the "race card" deck on behalf of the Republican party? That Herman Cain? Reportedly, in New Hampshire when he made a case for his presidential candidacy he stated: "There are 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 condemn me bacause the first black one was bad." Other statements being contributed to Herman Cain are: "black folks are on a Democratic plantation" and "liberals are slave-catchers of black people." Matt Lewis of the conservative Daily Caller web site recently conducted an interview with Herman Cain, Cain's narrative made for very good listening to tea party GOP. It is stated that his narrative is much like other conservatives, he is an island unto himself -- separate from social structures and institutions, with exceptions ... his success rests solely on the shoulders of the many nameless people who struggled and marched so he could fully realize his freedom and citizenship.

Herman Cain is a successful conservative who is also black. The media will crucify him, as the liberals are already attempting to do. I like Cain. He has undeniable success in the private sector, understands the struggle necessary to achieve the American dream, has good and solid conservative values and is a leader. I think he would be a viable candidate if the liberals were not so racist as to try to vilify a black man who is not a liberal. They don't understand people thinking for themselves.