>I especially like Newt preening as though he is the nominee (watch those buttons, fat boy, it looks like the last one is about to go) and the usual random black guy who no one recognizes off to the side.
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>This comment is racist and completely unacceptable. You've already heard it from others, so no sense repeating the obvious.
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>Countless times you've projected your range of knowledge as a value - that when you're not aware of something, it therefore can't be in the mainstream. Ironically, every time this happens, you wind up with your foot in your mouth. By now you must have an entire Nike factory in your pie hole.
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>Many who follow general American business know of Herman Cain and his tremendous personal courage. I don't agree with everything he says, but he's got a brass set. And sometimes guts is enough.
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>(And then there are other people who remind me of a different part of the human anatomy.)

Yes, I have been hearing it from others. It didn't stop you from piling on, though, did it?

If you want to insist Herman Cain is widely known I will say you are full of baloney. My guess is less than .01% of the public had any idea who he is. A contender for President? Are you joking? He has no record. He is a Don Quixote, tilting at windmills.

Too bad Don Quixote didn't live in our 24/7 media culture. He would be another candidate for president. And Sancho would have his own talk show.

It's quite amusing to be accused of political incorrectness. That's a first.