As of present, Herman Cain, the former CEO of Godfather's Pizza and former chairman of the Federal Reserve Bank in Kansas City, is the GOP front runner. According to a Fox News poll this past Wednesday, Cain's support has quadrupled among GOP primary voters since late August. At the time his approval rating stood at 6%. Since that time after three debates in September, his approval rating jumped to 17%. At this particular time Cain is the front runner for the GOP. How long his approval rating will remain at the top spot remains unknown. I was glancing at an article from Newsmax just a minute ago and pollster Scott Rasmussen says to not count Texas Governor Rick Perry out as a presidential contender. The puppet masters control the election process anyway so whomever they desire to win the nomination they'll find a way to make sure it happens.
One of the reasons for Cain's popularity is that he appeals to the Tea Party movement. Many registered Republicans identify themselves with the Tea Party movement. He captures 32% to Romney's 8% to those that align themselves with the Tea Party. Cain also has an advantage among white evangelicals. Cain has a 15% point advantage over Romney and Gingrich amongst those white evangelicals. Another thing that helps Cain is the media coverage of his 9-9-9 tax plan and his upbeat speaking style. Cain likes to tout himself as a political "virgin" basically because he's never held elective office before. However, Cain has worked for the Federal Reserve in Kansas City, which means he has some political experience working for them. Cain never says much about working for the Federal Reserve. He knows how crooked and insiduous the FED is even though he won't mention it. He does know something about politics since he worked for the FED.
One of the criticisms that Bill O'Reilly expresses when evaluating Herman Cain is the fact he's not knowledgeable about foreign policy. Herman Cain didn't show leadership in the earlier debates this year when asked what he would do about the war in Afghanistan. However, the forces of Nimrod have a stake in world affairs and all the president does is follow orders from the powers above (not Heaven) concerning foreign policy. The problem I have with Herman Cain is the fact he reneged on a comment he made about Muslims concerning the constructing of mosques this past summer. He said that could lead to Sharia Law being sneaked in. He later apologized for his statements. I was troubled about that because the goal of CAIR and Muslim front groups is to propagate Islam and make it an acceptable religion in American society. I guarantee you that Sharia Law will be part of the equation. He should call out Islam for what it is without flinching. We don't need a president who will be cozying up to Muslims.
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Talking Points: The Herman Cain Factor
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