African American leadership: Herman Cain is a great example of a black leader

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By swb78

Herman Cain

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African American leaders

Herman Cain is a man with a serious plan. The main reason I endorsed Mr. Cain in the early portion of the 2012 GOP primary was that he is extremely intelligent on business and economics. He has an encyclopedic mind in regard to economics and business from personal experience in the private sector. The reason the Republicans make light of him and the Democrats hate him is his alignment with the National Tea Party Patriots. One other important point: He is not from Washington!! Herman Cain is truly a black leader and a man the black community can be proud of.

The media told us in 2008 that Obama had the experience to lead as President. The Democrats scoffed at questions about Obama`s experience as a politician and his overall experience as an executive. We were told that Obama`s sum total of less than 4 years combined as a state and federal legislator was enough and that he was a brilliant man. They now tell us the exact opposite in regard to other GOP candidates and leaders. They now tell us that the only candidates who are qualified to be President are those candidates with legislative experience.....Hog wash!!

Herman Cain is a man who cares about America and has the business experience we need in Washington. Most legislators-to include Republicans-are lawyers who have never met a payroll or balanced the books. It is high time we get rid of these lifer`s in our congress. I speak of both Republican and Democrat lifers who have made a career of corruption in Washington. Herman Cain is hated by the left and the Democrats, particularly black Democrats, because he is not on the white plantation of liberalism.

Herman Cain proposes idea`s that the Republican leadership is too cowardly to even mention and I am glad he has stayed close to GOP politics as an idea man for the Party. Believe that we will see a combination of Tea Party candidates, in the final weeks of the 2012 election, coming to the surface as the leaders in the party. I also believe the Republicans in Washington will only come along kicking and screaming, if at all. Take a moment to look at Herman Cain’s website and review his proposals: The fair tax, abolishing the capital gains tax, reduction of regulation, and energy policies that are business friendly. These are but a few of his ideals. I hope you will stay away from the popularity contest the media plays and find these facts for yourself; your country and your children`s future depend upon it.

One of the issues that come to mind with Herman Cain is his treatment by the black community at large. He is an extremely talented, articulate, and confident black man. The liberal black community on one hand asks America to be colorblind and on the other calls him a sellout, an uncle tom, and other racial slurs. How disgusting it is to see such a distain for success and freedom within the black community. How is it wrong for a black man or woman to decide to stray from the urban black culture? How is it that when a black man or woman decides to steer clear of the resentments of the past and just be a successful, educated, black American that the black community would shun them as traitors? That is bigotry and bias in the worst way and hypocritical on top of it all. What kind of message does this send to young black men and women who want out of the urban jungle, the ghettos, and poverty? What does it say to those in the black community who want to be judged by the content of their character and not by the color of their skin? The black community should be ashamed of such bigotry.

I for one am tired of the attacks against those black men and women who have embraced the freedom this country provides and that their ancestors were denied. Men like Herman Cain have suffered the same racial bias and discrimination and yet rose above the hate and bigotry to become productive successful Americans. They chose not to return hate for hate; they chose to live out the dream of Dr. King. God bless those black Americans who discard resentment and fear, and who ask for nothing but the freedom to be the best they can be. I support Mr. Cain well and as a white conservative and I will continue to support his ideals.

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Herman Cain: Very good example of this man`s common sense

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swb78 Hub Author 3 months ago

Bruno,

It`s obvious to any thinking person that this Hub has become irrelevant. It was written during the height of Cains campaign. I originally endorsed Cain prior to his admission of texting a woman who was not his wife. I am now endorsing Newt Gingrich. I visited your profile and I see you are a left wing drone. I have no wish to argue with people like yourself. Liberalism is a mental disorder of which there is no known cure. Thanks for the comment but do me a favor--scram!

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Bruno Moore 3 months ago

I disagree with you fully--Cain is a moot point now but he was always a bumbling candidate at best, trying his hand at pandering to the Tea Party base on the mistaken idea that they were powerful enough to carry the election. The Tea party is a foot note and so is Cain. Saying what the Republican base wants to hear was his M.O. And that makes him just like the rest of the field, save Ron Paul

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CMerritt Level 7 Commenter 7 months ago

swb, I am with you on this one, 100%

Nice hub!

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swb78 Hub Author 7 months ago

Hey elder,

Good to see you again. Look, everyone is sick of hearing black cry about slavery. Every race in the world was a slave at one time or another. You blacks are resentful, unforgiving, and full of shit about your past.I did not own any slaves and neither did my family, I don`t give a shit about blacks and their bullshit winy excuses about why they are a failure. Ron Paul is an idiot (enough said on that). I respect Herman Cain because he is an American and he has integrity. I am sick and tired of the black community and their reverse racism and bigotry.

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ElderYoungMan Level 3 Commenter 7 months ago

I see you haven't lost your flair for the romantic. Herman Cain is interesting enough. He has really gotten drunk on the kool-aid of neo-conservatism, but one thing I can't argue with you is that he isn't a Washington lifer. Here is my concern with Cain. Washington lifer Kool-Aid is actually stronger than Neo-Con or Left-Wing Liberal Kool-Aid. The plantation as you call it is a whole lot bigger than you think and the only conservative candidate that even hints at shaking that establishment is Ron Paul.....Who your side will "Never" nominate. I'm going to tell you as a black man that was an executive, when we move up in corporate america, we know our jobs extremely well. We actually become the job and don't identify with anything we don't feel suites the job, so when we see a person whose doctrine includes a healthy measure of hatred for folks the look like him, in order to remain in line with a job, that person has sold something of themselves to hold that view....hence the word "Sell-Out". Cain believes black people are brainwashed and won't work. That's just ignorant and a self hating point of view, but it resonates with really pissed off whites, that hold that view. That's what the black community doesn't care for about Herman. I don't think he's going to be able to sell out enough of himself to get a solid conservative block of voters. If it isn't him or Paul, Obama's going to beat this next nominee handily.

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swb78 Hub Author 7 months ago

Sorry Credence but I did not write this article to reach the drones like yourself. It was written to reach thinking Americans who are looking for information to make their decisions on. You are a left wing drone, if you still believe in left wing policies after the last 5 years of Democrat control--your beyond reach in regard to logic or reason. Thanks for the visit.

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Credence2 Level 7 Commenter 7 months ago

You have an interesting article here but rightwing politics are rightwing politics regardless of the color of candidate carrying the banner. My entirety of my writing is opposed to the rightwing philosophy, visit sometime and weighin, tell me why your approaches and world view are so much better.. Cred2

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swb78 Hub Author 10 months ago

I have the utmost respect for Herman Cain. I have listened to him on radio in Atlanta for years. He is the real deal and therefore poses a threat to the Republican establishment in Washington.

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Fiddleman Level 5 Commenter 10 months ago

From all I have seen and heard from this man, he appears to have a level head, maturity, and could easily be our next President.

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