October
2nd 2011
Posted under Election 2012 & Political Correctness
“Businessman Herman Cain on Sunday called it “insulting” that the family of Rick Perry owned a hunting camp with a racially charged name well into the 1980s and possibly even later.” ~ Fox News, Oct. 2, 2011
The pro-immigration, pro-war Rick Perry may well be the worst of all possible GOP presidential candidates, but Herman Cain is proving himself to be just as politically correct and racially charged as Barack Obama. What’s particularly annoying about Cain is his preachy manner, and the last thing we need is another preachy black president demanding that European Americans atone for their “past sins” (i.e. past breaches of political correctness).
mike1988123 on 02 Oct 2011 at 5:41 pm #
hands down agree! I wish we had someone like pat buchanan but he’s not going to run. I guess we’re sticked with RP.
John on 02 Oct 2011 at 7:24 pm #
Hermain Cain was a lackey for the federal reserve. The guy is a complete fraud.
John on 02 Oct 2011 at 7:33 pm #
And NumbersUSA gives Cain a C- for immigration.
I’d vote for Romney, Bachman or Paul before I’d ever vote for Cain or Perry.
Da Gawd on 02 Oct 2011 at 8:41 pm #
Fukk up CACs
jacy on 02 Oct 2011 at 9:46 pm #
I like statements like with absolutely no proof…What we have in the White House now wins the throphy for being the most complete, without question the biggest snd corrupt fraud in the history of this country…for this we have proof! At last Jimmy Carter can reliquish his title of the worst president. I think someone has been drinking kool aid again.
RedPhillips on 03 Oct 2011 at 12:33 pm #
Use of the n word is tatseless and low class. It was low class even before the advent of political correctness. I don’t mind people objecting to the n word and the hunting camp was right to change the name. The problem is that Cain is grandstanding about it and echoing the left-wing chorus line which is used to hurt conservatives, conservatism, the GOP and black conservatives. Cain would be wiser to dismiss this as left-wing PC grandstanding rather than joining the chorus for temporary political advantage.
Woden on 03 Oct 2011 at 2:02 pm #
What’s wrong with Cain?
He has a lot of good ideas, like giving ‘Hail to the Chief’ a ‘fresher sound’.
“So how would Cain update poet Walter Scott’s and composer James Sanderson’s classic refrain?
“It won’t be hip hop,” Cain said. But “I might put some gospel beats” into the song, he hinted.”
Fresh!
http://politicalticker.blogs.cnn.com/2011/10/02/cain-i-would-give-hail-to-the-chief-a-fresher-sound/
ELVISNIXON.COM on 03 Oct 2011 at 4:52 pm #
How about Michele Bachmann? She is the ONLY candidate on record opposing the damage done by Ted Kennedy’s 1965 Immigration “Reform” Act
Matt Weber on 03 Oct 2011 at 4:57 pm #
This is one of those stupid non-stories Americans love to hear. No one is offended by the name of a hunting camp they didn’t know existed two weeks ago. The left wants to draw equivalency with Jeremiah Wright, but no one cared about his rantings either. Anti-racism is now worse than anti-communism ever was.
Mark on 03 Oct 2011 at 7:52 pm #
Hogwash! Cain is the best thing going when it comes to taking care of illegal immigration!
Sempronius on 03 Oct 2011 at 9:41 pm #
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BzHcvuU_Co0
Talk about Perry being a racist is diversionary. They’re covering up his true colors.
Herman Cain’s Hip-Hop Presidency | Conservative Heritage Times on 04 Oct 2011 at 1:01 am #
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Bruce on 04 Oct 2011 at 11:26 am #
Red,
“Use of the n word is tatseless and low class.”
That might be true now but it wasn’t always that way. My great-grandfather used it and he was middle-class (a veterinarian and a retired army officer). Working class men used it. Kipling used it and Kipling wasn’t lower class.
Monte on 04 Oct 2011 at 12:59 pm #
Since Reconstruction, when the whites were disenfranchised and blacks were given the vote, they have been political tools and pawns, willing to do and accept anything for a handout. They were given guns and clubs to patrol the polling places and make sure that all of them were voting Republican. Thus, the Republican death-grip remained in place while the carpetbagger governments stole everything of any value out of the Southern states. During the early 20th century, communists, realizing the class divisions of the old world didn’t exist in the new, decided that race should be the engine to drive the revolution. Martin Luther King was funded and supported by communists. Therefore, anything dealing with race I find suspicious. Any black man running for office I instinctively believe to be a cover for something else. To call me a racist does not offend me because I believe that term is used to silence opposition and force forward an agenda.