Herman Cain is the bargain basement Republican. He allows all the people that really ought to listen to the president a dissenting voice. As a Independent black conservative myself. I am keenly aware of what he is right and wrong about. I agree with some of his positions but his latest rant is misplaced. The fact that it caused his meteoric rise in popularity is disturbing. His most popular comments are disparaging to blacks and Hispanics. What does that say about his supporters? They blame the bulk of this country's problems on its minorities. That's just not true.
The question Herman Cain should be asking is "why isn't his support showing up in the form of campaign contributions?" He is still in last place when it comes to raising money. In spite of what he said at first. His campaign does need cash. Sooner or later this guy is going to have to buy an ice cream cone or something. If all his supporters sent him $10 it would turn things around. That's not likely to happen though. He probably won't raise $50,000 on the whole Tennessee bus tour.
I'm surprised no one has asked this question yet. When is the last time you had a Godfathers pizza? I hadn't had one lately and I really like them. With there product they should be the most popular pizza chain in the country. I watched inferior products like Pizza Hut and Dominoes beat them out. What Herman Cain did was a liquidation at best. That's yet another reason why he hasn't won the base yet. They can read through the rhetoric. Herman Cain didn't start and build anything. He made a meal out of what the sharks left behind. Contrary to what some people think. That's not what the country needs right now. We need to do something about the sharks. Herman Cain is a small fish. We need a whale
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