Tough to argue with Herman Cain: “Stupid people are ruining America.”

We love Herman Cain. He’s all black, all conservative and all business. TheHill.com reports on Hermanator’s barnburner of a speech at CPAC this weekend:

Herman Cain told conservative activists the country is being ruined by “stupid people” and said liberals attempt to discredit President Obama’s critics with accusations of racism.

Cain, a one-time Senate candidate and former CEO of Godfather’s Pizza, is the most prominent African-American considering a run for the GOP presidential nomination.

Print up the bumper stickers now: Hermanator 2012.

Source: TheHill.com

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      • you cant handle the truth !

        Lie #1 Herman Cain says China holds 26 percent of U.S. debt

        • You know, spanky, it's called hyperbole. Your hero uses it *all* the time. Seriously. He uses it every damned time I hear him speak. He doesn't sound presidential at all -- he sounds like an eight-year-old trash talking on the playground.

          The irony of your focusing on this one issue is astounding.

          People who stand neck deep in bullshit shouldn't call bullshit on others. They just sound like a (wait for it...) moron.

          • Lobotomy. Go for the big job. You'll feel better without that clutch of snakes all knotted up in your headnick, you putz.

          • while you, on the other hand, have fired up your character assassination machine. Seems like you are racist, and can't stand the thought of a black man running for office.

    • Did you watch the video? So what have we here? An insulted liberal. Ahhh. How did you find this address?. If you're new here someone will ask you to write exactly what Cain said that was a lie. Most of who ask say, "Please", too.

      "Cain is a liar besides being a moron."
      That's a lie. You're a moron

      • Lie #1 Herman Cain says China holds 26 percent of U.S. debt

        we don't begin to grow with the potential that we have in this country, we will have another national security crisis, and that national security crisis is that China will be as big as we are," Cain said. "They'll start to develop a military as big and as good as ours and they've got a billion more people and they're holding 26 percent of our debt. And you think we're going to be able to sing Kumbaya with them?"

        i am not wasting val time on presenting more of his lies

        you are a [censored] moron

  • - hard not to agree; 'stupid people' are ruining our once great country - how are we going to get them 'out of office? ( - with the exception of a few ) - if you know anyone in Egypt, call and ask how they did it. ('joke')

  • Imho that was one of the most Brilliant, Precise, and DEVASTATINGLY EFFECTIVE 1.52 seconds of pro-Conservative, anti-Liberal/Leftist rhetoric I have seen! Absolutely fabulous and mightily encouraging to fellow Conservatives on this side of the pond, too. Well done, Mr Cain, and keep up the good work!!!

    • I've a riddle for you.

      Do you know the difference between a Nigerian 419 scammer and liberal politicians?

      Me neither.

  • $10 says the media completely ignores this wonderful candidate and pushes another McCain.

    Has anyone else notice this? Around election time, the media will push the most liberal candidates from both sides? You had Bush vs Gore in 2000, Bush vs Kerry in 2004, Obama vs McCain in 2008. I don't see any real conservatives or libertarians in there.

    I really can't blame the media for it, though. They're just trying to protect their own interests. Think about it. If someone with a brain actually gets into office, and starts fixing problems, then the media looses stories to sensationalize. My memory might be a little fuzzy, but I don't recall the media fighting against the invasion in Iraq until after we went in. It was a perfect opportunity for the media to have a buttload of stories for years to come.

    It's not in the media's interest to solve problems. Good news is bad business for the media. We really need to replace the media with purely objective robots.

  • I listen to his radio talk show while I'm at work. He's thrown in his hat probably more to make a point than bid a serious run for the White House. If he's serious about going the distance, he'll have my support and my vote.