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Herman Cain Is Obama's Worst Nightmare

The one person who can destroy Obama in 2012 is, so far, being virtually ignored by the mainstream media and the Republican pundits-but grassroots conservatives are beginning to take notice. I am referring to Herman Cain , the restaurant entrepreneur (CEO of Godfather's pizza) and radio talk show host.

 

As I wrote the second half of the last sentence, I thought of this: if you are like most people, after reading the last sentence, you immediately disqualified Cain from any possibility of being president, didn't you? (Conventional wisdom is that White House admission must be limited to community organizers and lifetime government employee types-men with experience in ‘governing.' )

But this voting cycle is not conventional by any means. The politicians and governing types are probably the last thing the Republican base wants right now.

 

Let's look at history. The last time we had this kind of political climate, Jimmy Carter was president and the conventional pundit wisdom was Reagan was a quack anti-communist and an amiable dunce who had this crazy idea that was labeled voodoo economics. Besides, he was an actor and a radio host…

 

Thankfully, the people went with the guy who impressed them most, and who articulated the issues of the day clearer than anyone else. The rest is history-very good history.

 

Right now, the Republican line-up of candidates is thinning out-and looking fairly unimpressive-with one exception: Herman Cain. The fact is, the weather is clearing for Cain's emergence, and even if the press arrives late to cover it, that's okay, because the grassroots conservatives are going with their gut on this one. The man that no one knows today will be very well known by this time next year. Mark my word.

 

Look at the first Republican debate in South Carolina last week. Cain took it by storm. His articulate charm, command of the issues, directness, poise, and Reaganesque ideology was a breath of fresh air-and swept the respondents off their feet. Never in history has there been such a unanimous response in a Frank Lutz focus group following a debate.

 

Furthermore, this overwhelming "two thumbs up" for a black man came from a roomful of white South Carolinans. That alone should have made the headlines-but it was buried and ignored. Herman Cain can be ignored only so long.

 

I went to Cain's website and watched a few of the videos he has posted there. I figured it was he best place to go to get to know this man that the press seems to want to ignore. In 30 minutes I became a Cain supporter. This man is the REAL DEAL. I predict he will get the Republican nomination and will clean Obama's clock. BHO won't know what to do with him, nor will the liberal mainstream media. Here are a few reasons why:

 

1. NARRATIVE: The mainstream media couldn't stop raving about Obama's narrative in 2008. What a story! First black president! So articulate! Ad infinitum…Here Cain has the edge. Cain has a narrative that blows BHO's out of the water. No silver spoon or elitism in Cain's story. Cain pulled himself up by his bootstraps. His story connects with where people are right now. And-oh yes-he is black. (He denies being African American because he doesn't like the connotation.) Herman Cain is black AND he is conservative. And to alter a quote from City Slickers "let's not make an issue of it!" Here's a little bit of Cain's narrative:

 

Cain's grandparents (both sets) were sharecroppers. His parents, Luther and Lenora Davis Cain, walked off of their respective farms around the age of 18, determined to forge new futures…

 

After years working three jobs, Luther eventually landed a job as full-time private chauffeur and all around "right hand man" for Robert W. Woodroff, son of the head of the Coca-Cola Company. "He was proud of his profession," Cain recalls. "Dad never saw himself as a victim. He saw himself having a job as a chauffeur as an opportunity."

 

Herman and his younger brother Thurman grew up in a rented three-room "duplex" in Atlanta (the house was actually a split house, but Cain's dad called it a duplex), until one day when Luther drove the family to a two-bedroom red brick home on Albert Street in Atlanta…"

 

You can read more of this narrative at dailycaller.com or buried deep in the news archives somewhere…

 

Let's see what Obama and the mainstream media do with Cain if he gets the Republican nomination. I guarantee you they hope and pray that day never comes!

 

2. BUSINESS EXPERIENCE: Could we please have an executive in the White House who knows how to run a business? Not only does Cain have that covered, he also seems to grasp Reagonomics better than anyone, well, since Reagan.

 

3. STRAIGHT TALKER: Cain is the cure for the doublespeak that has been coming from Washington. In this area, he is the perfect anti-dote to the Obama-drama syndrome. Cain would have Obama for breakfast in a one on one debate and leave the audience feeling that he is a nice guy. That's how good his communication skills are.

 

4. OUTSIDER: Obama no longer has this distinction. We now know he is a Chicago-style liberal insider who governs very inefficiently and talks out of both sides of his mouth. All the hope and change hype is history. The thrill is gone. Chris Matthews' leg has gone numb. Cain is an outsider who offers change that we know something about. It is where we came from. All we need to do is click our ruby slippers three times and whisper "There's no place like home."

 

 

About the Author

John is a Reagan conservative that writes his mind on big picture issues of the day. Check out more of his blogs at reagan morning in america, reagan morning in america

does this require a beat down to my libra?

So my bf and I have been together for 10 months. He owns a duplex and his brother and his girl friend live right next door. His brothers girl friend is best friends with his ex. When ever my bf fight or have problems he goes over and talks with them about it. I feel annoyed because he confides in his ex girlfriends best friend for advice. Because I know that she runs and tells his ex all of our buisness. His brothers girl friend is a big mouth and loves to gossip. I live in a small town and when we go out for drinks we sometimes end up running into his ex and his brothers girl friend and thats annoying to me. I want to leave the place because I get really uncomfortable. My bf gets mad at me because I want to leave where ever we are when they show up....then we end up fighting. How would you handle this? Or am i just being jealous?

Me leo
Bf - Libra

Not ****** fair. A guy should respect his GF and take her side above anything else. A guy who likes to wash his dirty laundry in public is not worth a dog's pipi. Tell your BF to straighten up and take your side or else. Don't degrade yourself. If he likes you really, he should respect you and side with you, not his ******in EX.