among Republican candidates.
Is this more of a big push in love for Cain, or a classic swoon by Gov. Perry?
I must admit that I know little about Mr. Cain right now but do plan to read more about him.
Regardless of the reasons for his jump in the polls -- which really don't mean a helluva lot this early in the campaign -- this really makes the Republican race a much more interesting and entertaining one to watch.
Did anybody think -- even a decade ago -- that we could possibly have two black men running against one another in the 2012 Presidential election?
I know. A long way to go. But the next 13 months may be much more interesting than any of us thought it would be.
-- Modified on 10/12/2011 9:31:43 PM
Is this more of a big push in love for Cain, or a classic swoon by Gov. Perry?
I must admit that I know little about Mr. Cain right now but do plan to read more about him.
Regardless of the reasons for his jump in the polls -- which really don't mean a helluva lot this early in the campaign -- this really makes the Republican race a much more interesting and entertaining one to watch.
Did anybody think -- even a decade ago -- that we could possibly have two black men running against one another in the 2012 Presidential election?
I know. A long way to go. But the next 13 months may be much more interesting than any of us thought it would be.
-- Modified on 10/12/2011 9:31:43 PM
He should have made it the 6969 plan
everyone would vote for that
...by Hank Williams, Jr. Run, Bocephus, run!
Can whites still vote?
if they are American.
The race card doesn't have nearly the clout that it once had. And America is far better off because of it.