Nov 25
The Washington Times: One of the digs at Ronald Reagan before he was president was that he lacked a keen grasp of foreign policy. The former actor and California governor had never had to grapple with those questions firsthand. Surely, critics argued, he couldn’t match the abilities of people with real-world experience like George H.W. …
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Nov 20
WND: A few days ago, after coming under criticism for my answer to a question about Libya in an interview, I made a lighthearted comment that reflected all this – that I’m not supposed to know everything (most of the media quoted me as saying “anything”) about foreign policy. Bizarre things happen when you run for president, …
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Nov 18
WND: I remember not quite four years ago when a junior senator from Chicago, a black man, was introduced to the voting public with the description of “clean and articulate,” Harvard-educated and, therefore, brilliant – a man of the world who understood all things foreign policy and all things economic. He had that elusive “gravitas” …
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Nov 14
There’s been a bunch of hoopla today about Herman Cain pulling a “Perry” when asked if he agreed with Obama on Libya. His nearly five-minute response is indeed pretty painful to watch: My initial response to this was that Herman Cain needs to get some more sleep. That much is apparent before the reporter even …
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Nov 12
Human Events: When liberals are losing a political issue, they won’t hesitate to smear their opponents, even if the attacks are unfounded. Here are the Top 10 Liberal Hit Jobs: 1. Robert Bork: When President Reagan nominated Robert Bork to the Supreme Court, Sen. Edward M. Kennedy led the charge to defeat the brilliant jurist by any means …
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Oct 29
Renew America: By Felicia Benamon Herman Cain continues his surge, picking up leads after the latest CNN GOP debate…a visionary who wants to take America where we stop doing the same things, expecting a different outcome and instead, change pace, change course. Because of Herman Cain’s belief in America and the following he has accrued, especially …
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Oct 19
Dick Morris: In 1980, facing a terrible economy, Ronald Reagan called for a new tax program: 10-10-10. Based on the Kemp-Roth bill, he called for 10 percent cuts in income taxes for three years. He got it, and it kindled 20 years of prosperity. Now, Herman Cain understands that we need fundamental reform to get …
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Oct 18
Fox News: Herman Cain is rising in the polls because he is more like Ronald Reagan than any other candidate. Increasingly, Republicans seem to see in Cain the nearest reincarnation or resurrection of Reagan. The more he looks like Reagan, the more Republicans like him. When Cain speaks, people listen; just as they did with Reagan, who …
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Oct 14
The Washington Times: THIS IS HERMAN CAIN! MY JOURNEY TO THE WHITE HOUSE By Herman Cain Threshold/Simon and Schuster, $25, 222 pages Reviewed by Wes Vernon Herman Cain has had little money and almost no organization. That may change since his “breakout from the pack” drive for the Republican presidential nomination has gained traction. The …
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