I hear that voting records are supposed to be private in this country -- Herman Cain

Somebody needs to bring back the "Herman's Head" TV show to make fun of this guy...

FTA
In 2004, Gloria Cain voted in the March Democratic primary for president, and then the Republican primary in July when her husband was on the Georgia ballot for U.S. Senate

something about this doesn't seem right

whidbey: Somebody needs to bring back the "Herman's Head" TV show to make fun of this guy...

whenever someone mentions that show, i'm a little surprised. i think i've convinced myself that it was all in my imagination for some reason.

/Flying Blind, too
//also Woops!

skyotter: whidbey: Somebody needs to bring back the "Herman's Head" TV show to make fun of this guy...

whenever someone mentions that show, i'm a little surprised. i think i've convinced myself that it was all in my imagination for some reason.

/Flying Blind, too
//also Woops!

Oh wow. Forgot about "Woops." I'll have to check that one out again. Wasn't there someone really hot on the show?

oh, look at that, Herman's campaign is finally playing some defense.

skyotter: whidbey: Somebody needs to bring back the "Herman's Head" TV show to make fun of this guy...

whenever someone mentions that show, i'm a little surprised. i think i've convinced myself that it was all in my imagination for some reason.

/Flying Blind, too
//also Woops!


Woops! I thought I was the only one who remembered that show.

A comedy about the end of the world? Sign me up!

Gloria Cain has voted in Democratic primaries and runoffs numerous times since 2000 - including the 2008 presidential primary that Barack Obama won with 66 percent of the vote, according to local voting records.

Umm, this really doesn't mean much. In Georgia, you can vote in any primary you wish, but only one or the other. I'll vote in the Republican primary this year because it matters for statewide office. Georgia isn't getting a Democratic senator any time soon.

I've already decided I'm voting for the Hermanator. I'm so racist, that I want to insure that a black man gets our nation's worst job.

So she's not one of the good blacks?

odinsposse: So she's not one of the good blacks?

Done in 13.

Rapmaster2000: Gloria Cain has voted in Democratic primaries and runoffs numerous times since 2000 - including the 2008 presidential primary that Barack Obama won with 66 percent of the vote, according to local voting records.

Umm, this really doesn't mean much. In Georgia, you can vote in any primary you wish, but only one or the other. I'll vote in the Republican primary this year because it matters for statewide office. Georgia isn't getting a Democratic senator any time soon.

I've already decided I'm voting for the Hermanator. I'm so racist, that I want to insure that a black man gets our nation's worst job.

I'm not racist. Some of my best friends are CEOs of pizza chains.

I bet she's pissed this is in the news because now she can't sneakyvote for Obama in 2012.

Without Fail: odinsposse: So she's not one of the good blacks?

Done in 13.

Not one of our blacks.

KidneyStone: Rapmaster2000: Umm, this really doesn't mean much. In Georgia, you can vote in any primary you wish, but only one or the other

And when it comes to the actual vote you can switch sides. I heard of a lot of that in our gubernatorial race. Democrats were accused of voting in Republican primaries to get someone they thought they could beat on the ballot....namely now-Governor Deal, who was in the middle of some shady controversy. Deal beat Handel in the primary runoff by less than 2,500 votes.

/At least that scumbag Oxendine failed in the primaries

That and many Republicans voted in the primary that ousted Cynthia McKinney. The thinking went "there's no way a Democrat won't win the general, so let's get a non-crazy one".

Hey, it's good that they've been able to stay married that many years. He seems like a relatively intelligent fellow till he starts that 9-9-9 bs and says it won't hurt the poor in this country. He seems to be heads and above smarter than the rest of that pack.

Guess this means that Herman Cain is bipartisan in the bedroom.

I hear that my wife yells "Obama" in the bedroom, but how would I know? Too busy chasing young trim. -Herman Cain

KidneyStone: Rapmaster2000: That and many Republicans voted in the primary that ousted Cynthia McKinney. The thinking went "there's no way a Democrat won't win the general, so let's get a non-crazy one".

I didn't live in Georgia then but hell, I'd sure do that. It makes sense. I wasn't knocking the Dems for doing it....I was fascinated at the idea of it.

Unlike most of the people in this thread, if Cain makes it to the ballot I'll vote for him. I listened to his radio show well before he even thought about running for office and he makes a lot of sense. We need a businessman in the big chair to get our money straight.

/bring the hate, I'll ignore it

Well, if you're going to espouse that you probably need to come up with your counterargument for "we had a businessman in the WH and how did that work out?"

And let me say, I don't think it's a good or a bad thing that he ran a business. As someone with an MBA and many small-business owner friends (including my father) in my experience being a businessman is not as good a predictor of fiscal discipline as it sounds. As with any job, there are known knowns, known unknowns, and unknown unknowns.

Personally, I discount the Hermacain for his 9-9-9 enthusiasm. It's so lazy that him putting it out there shows that he isn't really serious.

KidneyStone: Rapmaster2000: That and many Republicans voted in the primary that ousted Cynthia McKinney. The thinking went "there's no way a Democrat won't win the general, so let's get a non-crazy one".

I didn't live in Georgia then but hell, I'd sure do that. It makes sense. I wasn't knocking the Dems for doing it....I was fascinated at the idea of it.

Unlike most of the people in this thread, if Cain makes it to the ballot I'll vote for him. I listened to his radio show well before he even thought about running for office and he makes a lot of sense. We need a businessman in the big chair to get our money straight.

/bring the hate, I'll ignore it

Wanna know how I know you're an idiot?

Side question: where do u listen to his show?

Rapmaster2000: And let me say, I don't think it's a good or a bad thing that he ran a business. As someone with an MBA and many small-business owner friends (including my father) in my experience being a businessman is not as good a predictor of fiscal discipline as it sounds. As with any job, there are known knowns, known unknowns, and unknown unknowns.

No love for unknown knowns? Racist.

// Rumsfeld?
// oblig

Anyone seriously inclined to "vote democrat" would never use the troll term "vote democrat".

KidneyStone: Unlike most of the people in this thread, if Cain makes it to the ballot I'll vote for him. I listened to his radio show well before he even thought about running for office and he makes a lot of sense. We need a businessman in the big chair to get our money straight.

/bring the hate, I'll ignore it

Hate?

I think I'll laugh at you for proposing the old busted idea that government should be run like a business. You kind of deserve it.

Voters are naturally curious about the spouses of candidates, experts say

[citation needed]

I mean, I'm pretty sure I couldn't give less of a fark if I was actively trying, but I suppose if experts say otherwise...

elchip: Without Fail: odinsposse: So she's not one of the good blacks?

Done in 13.

Not one of our blacks.

It's not her fault, she was brainwashed.

FTA: Earlier this week, he said that voters would "meet my wife publicly in an exclusive interview that we are currently planning and anticipating." On Tuesday, The New York Times reported that Gloria Cain was "in talks" to appear on Fox News' "On the Record with Greta Van Susteren" tonight; yet a producer for Van Susteren's show said Thursday it had not scheduled an interview with Gloria Cain.

So much fail: Cain had a ten-day warning about the Politico story. What was the point of announcing an interview then bailing? It makes it seem like his wife bailed on the interview after the story broke, but in reality they both knew about the story ten days before it came out . . . unless he was stupid enough to not tell his wife that that the story was about to drop. He can't be THAT stupid . . . Can he?

Bucky Katt: FTA: Herman Cain writes she was constantly by his side as he battled Stage 4 colon and liver cancer in 2006.

Cain is running for prez despite serious health problems?

We're an Mc away from Republican deja vu...

Bucky Katt: FTA: Herman Cain writes she was constantly by his side as he battled Stage 4 colon and liver cancer in 2006.

Cain is running for prez despite serious health problems?

He's not running for prez. He's selling books, never expected to get anywhere near the nomination, and now that he is leading the polls, imo he's doing everything he can to torpedo his campaign. The latest thing is he called journalists unethical and nitpicky for asking about the sexual harassment allegations and said he will never answer any questions about that.

apoptotic: Bucky Katt: FTA: Herman Cain writes she was constantly by his side as he battled Stage 4 colon and liver cancer in 2006.

Cain is running for prez despite serious health problems?

He's not running for prez. He's selling books, never expected to get anywhere near the nomination, and now that he is leading the polls, imo he's doing everything he can to torpedo his campaign. The latest thing is he called journalists unethical and nitpicky for asking about the sexual harassment allegations and said he will never answer any questions about that.

That sounds kind of like Clinton doesn't it? I mean seriously, I'd tell them to fark off too and it's none of their business. That's what Gary Hart should have done and he would have won.