"Plain Speaking".....that's one of the many things we love about Herman Cain. What else do we love? Herman Cain loves America. He will be a president who cares about "We the people..." He will make informed decisions. He is humble, not arrogant. He started off with a plan. He wants us to decide what is best for our families, instead of the government telling us. He wants business owners to be able to afford to run their business, which means hiring more employees. He said, to those who think we need politicians in Washington DC, that we already have politicians running things. Then he asked, "How's that working out for you?"
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"Plain Speaking".....that's one of the many things we love about Herman Cain. What else do we love? Herman Cain loves America. He will be a president who cares about "We the people..." He will make informed decisions. He is humble, not arrogant. He started off with a plan. He wants us to decide what is best for our families, instead of the government telling us. He wants business owners to be able to afford to run their business, which means hiring more employees. He said, to those who think we need politicians in Washington DC, that we already have politicians running things. Then he asked, "How's that working out for you?"