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Herman Cain: Karl Rove Deliberately Trying to ‘Damage’ Me

Herman Cain: Karl Rove Deliberately Trying Damage MeAppearing on Fox News Monday morning, GOP strategist Karl Rove unveiled a laundry list of gaffes made by Republican presidential frontrunner Herman Cain on a variety of political issues.

Using a whiteboard to outline Cain’s missteps on: abortion, taxes, terrorism, neoconservatism, the Mideast, and other topics, Rove stated, “The whole effect of this is to not create an image, I think, of him being a flip-flopper.”

“I think it’s to create an image of being not up to the task.”

In a phone call response with Washington Examiner correspondent Byron York, Cain blasted, ”It‘s a good thing the voters are not looking at Karl Rove’s little whiteboard.”

Cain added, “I believe it is a deliberate attempt to damage me because I am not, quote unquote, the establishment choice.  But why not go with the choice that the people seem to like?”

The Examiner adds:

Cain accused Rove of bias in favor of candidates with big organizations, lots of money, and prior experience in political office — all things Cain doesn’t have. “What has Karl Rove done?” Cain continued.  “If I become the nominee, he has given Democrats talking points for a commercial to attack me.  It makes no sense unless it’s a deliberate attempt on his part to try to push me down so that the candidate he wants rises to the top.”

When asked which candidate he believes Rove supports, Cain said, “I believe he wants Romney to get it.”

Rove strongly denies Cain’s charges. “Herman Cain is the one giving the Democrats material for attack ads,” Rove said in a phone conversation Monday afternoon.  “I want the strongest nominee to emerge from the process.  I have no personal favorite.  Fox expects me to call balls and strikes as I see them.”

Rove said that even though Cain has made a number of mistakes, it is not too late for his campaign to recover.  “Every candidate is entitled to a few mulligans,” Rove said.  “Because of his energy and passion, he gets more than the normal number of mulligans.  But he’s running out of them.  And he should not expect everybody to be cheerleading every mistake he makes.”

Mediaite provides the original interview with Karl Rove below:

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  • condera
    Posted on October 24, 2011 at 8:05pm

    Herman Cain is exactly right on this, and I will add that Fox News is doing the same thing. I watched only Fox News for a long time but it is about imposible for me to watch them now.

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    • petenmarge
      Posted on October 30, 2011 at 3:55pm

      I’ve noticed that FOX has now become a bashing crew for the liberal left…. it the bashing they took for “fair & balanced” they have over compensated and now are as lousy a reporting group as ABC,NBC, CBS, CNN, & MSNBC…. Ever since Glenn left they have taken the slippery slide… soon there will be NO TRUTH in any news….

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    • Partygirl
      Posted on October 30, 2011 at 10:19pm

      I heard that Fox was moving center, seems like they are moving left. I wonder who is threatening them. Who cares at this point. The media for one reason or the other has been colluding with the government, I guess Fox is the latest casuality. Any how, please don’t listen to Rove. He is also in someone’s pocket. Maybe he used to be the conservative spokesperson, no more. If he speaks I don’t listen. Cain 2012!!

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  • Harvey
    Posted on October 24, 2011 at 8:04pm

    Mr.Rove,shut up.Mr. Cain is the only choice we have for a true conservative,Ill take Herman Cain over any of the so called Republicans thats runing,at least he does not have to hope no one ask him about his health care plan like Romney care

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    • Founding Father2
      Posted on October 24, 2011 at 8:15pm

      For me its either Herman Cain or Romney, (RomneyCare has been proven time and time again to be a conservative program when it was written, look at an Article written by Romney’s Health Care Adviser, Senior Fellow for the Heritage Foundation called Mitts Fitt ( http://www.heritage.org/research/commentary/2006/01/mitts-fit ) It was definately a conservative program that the liberals destroyed, much like they are trying to destroy the constitution, luckily we still ahve a majority of conservatives instead of an 85% liberal legislature.

      ROMNEY/CAIN 2012 or CAIN/ROMNEY 2012 – Even Herman Cain agrees with this set up, he’s said so multiple times.

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    • vehoae
      Posted on October 24, 2011 at 8:18pm

      Yes, Mr. Rove. PLEASE sit down and shut up. YOU are a precise example why more and more conservatives are changing their registration from Republican to Independent. Yes, we’ll undoubtedly have to vote for the Republican Presidential candidate chosen by delegates at the next RNC convention in order to have a decent chance of evicting bHo and his wife (who is definitely not the First Lady) from the people’s White House ….. even if it means we may have to pinch our noses shut while marking the ballot.

      Question for you, Mr. Rove: Would I be correct in guessing that you are an avid suppporter of the United Nations’ AGENDA-21?

      For those who still don’t know what AGENDA-21 is, become aware — http://my.yahoo.com/

      Lord, come quickly.

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    • Prowd2beblack
      Posted on October 24, 2011 at 8:25pm

      carl rove is part of the grand plan of the nwo conspiracy..he was at the bohemian grove with the other devil worshipers

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    • vehoae
      Posted on October 24, 2011 at 8:26pm

      In response to “FOUNDING FATHER 2” — Isn’t that just like a Rino/Progressive candidate …. trying to weasle out of something after folks’ memories have dulled a little. I think it might be helpful to know whose signature of approval was on the law that put universal health care in place in Massachusetts. And you might also want to address the fact that Romney then sent his advisors down to D.C. (at the request of bHo) to work alongside of bHo’s architects of what became the hideous obamacare legislation shoved down our throats despite all polls showing the majority of voting citizens objected to it.

      Lord, come quickly.

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    • vehoae
      Posted on October 24, 2011 at 8:29pm

      Just noticed the wrong link for AGENDA-21 came up in my earlier post. Here’s the correct link:

      http://habitat.igc.org/agenda21/

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    • Founding Father2
      Posted on October 24, 2011 at 8:30pm

      Oh and sticking with the topic, Herman Cain clarified his stance on abortion at the Iowa Faith and Freedom Coalition meting. He told it how he believes it… FLAT OUT… http://www.thedailycandidate.com/video/2011/oct/cain_iowa_faith.html

      After that, will the media leave it alone. Nope. And they will spin it like they are spinning RomneyCare and the McCain campaign strategy of calling Romney a flip-flopper.

      They are now calling Cain a flip flopper but neither of them are. Their opinions change and their policies change… they aren’t perfect people. They make mistakes. Like Romney, most things they call flip-flops come from when he was an independent in a Blue State. Question for you, if he was flip flopping, why would he go more conservative in a very liberal state where they don’t hire Conservatives. Yet his opinions changed and he learned that liberalism is for idiots. That was 17 years ago. A lot has changed, very similar to Reagan and Perry, and their transitions. They learned how dumb liberalism is.

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    • Pontiac
      Posted on October 24, 2011 at 8:34pm

      Roves job is to get Republicans elected. Not conservatives…
      Though he has his points, Cain does “step in it” a lot.
      Though Cain is sticking to his core economic principles which is to use the 9-9-9 plan to transition to the Fair Tax. Frankly everything else is just a side show to me.

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    • Founding Father2
      Posted on October 24, 2011 at 8:37pm

      VEHOAE

      This just shows you have no idea what you are talking about. Romney never sent his advisers, the articles never even said that, Rush Limbaugh did. If you went back to articles in the Huffington Post and the Boston Globe on March 29, 2011, you would know that that was a recycled article, after people’s memories had dulled. It was proven false back then and it was proven false now. The main adviser was an economist who had met with Romney once. He was the one that had made the Cost of RomneyCare model and was proven wrong. He was a consultant of the state doing projections only. the true adviser was Edmund Haislmaier, senior fellow at the Heritage Foundation, look it up on that article. He is a health care expert, not an economist.

      This is the problem when we don’t check the articles written by groups such as MSNBC. Here was a red flag, the WH logs came out months ago… you think they just found that a Mass. consultant from MIT which had met with Romney had visitied Obama. Old news, recycled to Kill Romney as Obama’s campaign put it.

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    • S_Malc13
      Posted on October 24, 2011 at 8:42pm

      Smoke & mirrors.

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    • sceniccityred
      Posted on October 24, 2011 at 8:43pm

      Enough of Karl Rove already! Go home and let a real conservative have his chance with the voters. Rove loves to bash conservatives for some reason. The primary in my state is late next Spring, I sure hope
      I get the chance to cast a vote for Herman Cain! He could mop the floor with Obama in a debate.

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    • Gerrymanderer
      Posted on October 24, 2011 at 8:43pm

      This is because Karl Rove was cut off from the Koch Brothers dole. No one likes the Koch Brothers dole more than Herman ‘Mr. Pepperoni’ Cain. Koch Brothers are Cain‘s true ’Godfathers.’ Never underestimate the power of BIG OIL as GOP donators. Newt 2012. Glenn, please run for president.

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    • RepubliCorp
      Posted on October 24, 2011 at 8:44pm

      Karl Rove the good old backroom sell-out ……… he is just as bad as the worst demorat and maybe more dangerous. This cockroach hates daylight.

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    • demint.disciple
      Posted on October 24, 2011 at 8:44pm

      Cain added, “I believe it is a deliberate attempt to damage me because I am not, quote unquote, the establishment choice. You know why that is Mr Cain ,right ? Because they are all racist.. Just say it, you know you want to…

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    • Ookspay
      Posted on October 24, 2011 at 8:45pm

      Herman is still my favorite. When I see him being attacked by the likes of Rove it tells me that he is not the establishment GOP favorite son next in line, and I like him even more.

      I am also starting to take a closer look at Gingrich. He is brilliant and definitely knows the game in DC and could get a lot done quickly.

      I would support Cain/Gingrich 2012.

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    • Libertarian
      Posted on October 24, 2011 at 8:50pm

      Awwwww, at least he understands how Ron Paul feels. The Neo-con is Karl Rove, part of the establishment.

      Welcome to Ron Paul’s world.

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    • rangerp
      Posted on October 24, 2011 at 9:10pm

      Hey, hang in there Herman Cain. Much of the Republican party is a hoax. You are a tea party conservative. Keep your chin up and going in the right direction. Polish up on social issues, do not turn yellow on issues like homosexuality, abortion, ….

      What ever happens, (win or lose) do not go the route of the race card. It is the way of the left, it is not the way of the conservative. Real conservatives like you. You will make some mistakes, and some gaffes. Just keep plugging away in the right direction, and do not cow down to the libs (the ones in the democratic party, and the ones in the republican party)

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    • rangerp
      Posted on October 24, 2011 at 9:13pm

      On the social issues. Do not make the mistake of trying to please the MSM, Progressive republicans, Fox news…… Get out the Bible and read it. Talk to some old fashioned Bible believe preachers and get advice, and pray with them, and have them pray for you.

      get on the right side of an issue, and state the facts and your stance. Back yourself up with Bible, history, and stats and facts. Do not change, do not appologize, do not turn. Americans are looking for a rock solid conservative that is real. You can be him.

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    • Vechorik
      Posted on October 24, 2011 at 9:19pm

      I figured this would happen. Fox built up Mr. Cain by giving him more air time than anyone (this takes the focus off their backed candidate, Romney). In other words, they built Mr. Cain up, just to tear him down. I know Fox talks about all the media bias on the left (and that’s true) but Fox is just as biased to fit their agenda. O’Reilly for example pushes the war-machine and at the same time supports the Wounded Warriours project. At least Fox gave Mr. Cain air-time. That’s more than they do for some candidates.

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    • rangerp
      Posted on October 24, 2011 at 9:26pm

      Be yourself. People like who you are. We could care less if you are purple, pink blue, black, or white
      ,. We do not like fake, we like real people. the more real you are, the more we like you.

      Use your voice. You sing well, so sing often and sing loud. You are far from the ordinary politician that we are used to seeing, that is a good thing. Surround yourself with smart people. Find a conservative that is an expert on foreign policy, and study with him. Do the same with other issues that are not your strength.

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    • Grey Eagle
      Posted on October 24, 2011 at 9:30pm

      I am not interested in either Cain or Romney. I prefer Rick Perry. I am from TX and think he has done a good job for the past 10 years. True he is not a good debater, but I would not call the exercises run by liberal moderators, debates. So I will continue to support Governor Perry.

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    • nationalcalvin
      Posted on October 24, 2011 at 9:37pm

      @Founding Fathers

      So Socialized medicine is conservative? That’s bull. His plan was never conservative. That article was written by someone who helped craft the legislation, it’s propoganda.

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    • Stopit
      Posted on October 24, 2011 at 9:45pm

      I think I’ll sing. Herman is being attacked by establishment shill Rove, and is leading the polls. Rove was advising the Republicans when the democrats took the congress back in 2006…go away “K”arl. He’s on FOX so much I quit watching it pretty much. Many of them there carry the water for the establishment favorites.

      Herman speaks his mind honestly and is open and available, contrary to the establishment candidates whose speaking access is controlled and speach PC-checked prior to delivery. What have any of them said of any substance?

      The leftist media uses speculative homosexuality and abortion issues every election to put conservative candidates on the defensive instead of being on offence. Stop nitpicking each other over an issue that is not going to change, no matter what any candidate says or does, until its overturned in the Supreme Court. For now its established law that it IS UP TO THE INDIVIDUAL. (Unless you are like some who advocate taking the law into their own hands.)

      Go Herman! 9-9-9 and bye watermelons in the EPA.

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    • toto
      Posted on October 24, 2011 at 9:45pm

      Look for the jackals to come out the woodwork against Cain. How he handles the barrage will be an indicator of what he’s made of and whether he can handle 4 years of what liberals and rinos will have in store for him. We best find out now.

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    • Okie from Muskogee
      Posted on October 24, 2011 at 9:46pm

      Mr. Cain welcome to the Republican Party……Karl Rove showed just what BO will show, flip flops. Romney, Perry, and Cain all 3 have flip flopped or “misspoke” numerous times and if any of those 3 are on the ticket we will lose. All 3 supported the bailouts and all 3 have ties to big business. Karl Rove just created the firs ad for the Dems if Cain makes the nomination. Perry and Romney created enough ads for the Dems in the last debate to last two election cycles. 

      Cain is right though, Karl “no brain” Rove is the establishment trying to push or hush him out of the way. Rove is for Romney…..

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    • veruca salt
      Posted on October 24, 2011 at 9:47pm

      Stop blaming others, Herman. Your campaign is doing a fine job circling the drain without any help from Rove. You’re the flavor of the week.

      When your flash in the pan is over, Romney will be back in the lead.

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    • Scottscobig
      Posted on October 24, 2011 at 9:47pm

      @founding father 2

      Alright. I‘m not sure if you thought no one would read what’s posted at your provided link or if you simply suffer from a variety of colossal misunderstandings of freedom and libertarianism or classical liberalism.

      In general, it‘s not any government’s (state or federal) job to “create a (healthcare) system,“ regardless how much more ”efficient.” Good intentions aside, we all must disabuse ourselves of this idea that the government should come in and solve all of our problems. It’s this attitude that something “HAS to be fixed” or that something “HAS to be done” that continues to kill freedom. The fact that our current healthcare system, not to mention our criminal justice system, are not perfect doesn’t change the fact that they are the best that are or have ever been in the history of the earth. It‘s not a politician’s job to come in and define deregulation as exchanging the current government program for his new and improved government program. Which is exactly what Romneycare was.

      In short, move the government out of the way. Cut spending, cut programs; get the government completely out of it. That’s deregulation.

      And the link‘s definition of libertarian as forcing people who don’t want health insurance to put $10,000 in a state escrow account to cover accrued healthcare expenses, for which funds, providers left in the lurch may “apply.” And withholding people’s tax returns if they refuse to give up the $10k?

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    • jzs
      Posted on October 24, 2011 at 9:48pm

      Karl Rove says, “Fox expects me to call balls and strikes as I see them.” That’s false actually. His super PAC, is almost completely supported by three billionaires He speaks for them, not for FOX. Follow the money and that’s where Rove makes his. Personally I think the guy without morals, but I’ll give him credit, he knows how to win elections. And nominating Cain is a losing proposition.

      Sorry to be the one to tell you, but Cain can’t win, and the smart, big money knows that. Romney will be the nominee.

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    • The10thAmendment
      Posted on October 24, 2011 at 9:58pm

      @ demint.disciple
      Posted on October 24, 2011 at 8:44pm

      Cain added, “I believe it is a deliberate attempt to damage me because I am not, quote unquote, the establishment choice. You know why that is Mr Cain ,right ? Because they are all racist.. Just say it, you know you want to…
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      Are you representative of the Tea Party that backs who I think is a fine man, Jim DeMint? Cain said exactly what was right, that he‘s not the establishment GOP’s candidate choice.

      As a Tea Party guy you use for your screen name, I would think that would be obvious.

      There’s nothing racist about Roves motor mouth. He’s a career progressive POC.

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    • HeWalksOnWater
      Posted on October 24, 2011 at 10:19pm

      Tokio Rove strikes again.

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    • theaveng
      Posted on October 24, 2011 at 10:23pm

      >>>”Mr. Cain is the only choice we have for a true conservative”

      You left out Ron Paul (who is not a former Banker-lackey… ooops I men Federal Reserve employee).

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    • theaveng
      Posted on October 24, 2011 at 10:29pm

      >>>”I prefer Rick Perry. I am from TX and think he has done a good job for the past 10 years”

      Yo mean the bit where he signed an Executive Order (because Merck told him to) forcing 13 year old girls to take a VaginaGardasil shot, even if the parents don’t want it done? Yeah. That’s a great guy there.

      More like a dictator (over the people) and puppet (of his corporate donors). He is NOT a good man to have in office. He’s a dick

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    • banjarmon
      Posted on October 24, 2011 at 10:35pm

      Cain is NOT a RINO like the others!!!

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    • CatB
      Posted on October 24, 2011 at 10:40pm

      Cain is threatening the RNC, GOP .. annointed candidate .. GOOD .. I will vote for CAIN! Remember we were told by the MSM and Republican elites that McCain was the only one who could win .. how did that work out ??? oh yea FAIL!

      TEA!

      Cain/Rubio 2012!

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    • Faith1029
      Posted on October 24, 2011 at 10:43pm

      You know I like Herman Cain very much and I really wanted him to win. But I have to tell you I am getting concerned on some of the issues he speaks of. He does seem to be constantly saying he mis-spoke. He can’t keep saying that, he has to be firm in his positions and not appear to be changing his mind. They will go after him for this big time. This has me very concerned about his true stance on issues and I am wondering if maybe he is trying to please everyone, or maybe he is not sure himself of what his positions are on some issues. We must have a very strong leader this time around, we cannot afford anything less because of the mess this country is in. I wish I didn’t feel this way because I really do like him and I was totally waving the flag for him, but I have to say I am not totally convinced now that he would be the best choice.

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    • Viet Vet
      Posted on October 24, 2011 at 10:58pm

      Rove is a nitwit, and worse, he’s a moderate.

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    • The10thAmendment
      Posted on October 24, 2011 at 11:07pm

      @ CatB
      Posted on October 24, 2011 at 10:40pm

      Cain is threatening the RNC, GOP .. annointed candidate .. GOOD .. I will vote for CAIN! Remember we were told by the MSM and Republican elites that McCain was the only one who could win .. how did that work out ??? oh yea FAIL!

      TEA!

      Cain/Rubio 2012!
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      It sucks that Marco won’t accept the invitation to run as the VP. It’s a dead heat as far as me and my household is concerned. That includes all my brothers and sisters down South, in Afghanistan, and my mom and dad in Atlanta, Ga. Toss up right now between Cain and Paul. Paul is economically sound, and I happen to like his “non-interventionalist” foreign policy ideals. As a Constitutional Moderate I’d be nuts not to love what Paul brings to the table. On the other hand, I been at several of Cains functions even before he decided to throw his hat into the presidency ring. What Cain says publicly is what he lives privately, and from firsthand knowledge of the mans word, it’s binding. I trust both of them to do what they say they will, and in my opinion will set the globalists back 50 years on their plans against America.

      We will see deregulation, a mandating to restrict executive orders once the pollution of Obama is wiped off of law, and power returned to the people, ie, Congress. That will include some bad news for the 17th Amendment lovers!

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    • Cabinman
      Posted on October 24, 2011 at 11:14pm

      We can thank that old rag, Karl Rove, for Republicans losing the Senate. His badmouthing & ridiculing of the 2 female candidates caused them to loose. He did this because they were not part of the good old boy network that he commands…… Stay at home and keep your mouth shut Karl and maybe we can win this time.

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    • chazman
      Posted on October 24, 2011 at 11:17pm

      … I don’t like Romney. I like the thought of Herman Cain debating OBAMMY. 1st debate would be the last debate. No more OBAMMY. But, I’m a white guy. Guess that’s racist thought on my part. Guess I’m a racist. Oh well …

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    • touch
      Posted on October 24, 2011 at 11:18pm

      I am sick of these old-school (Karl Rove) loud mouths good ole boys club. They are for themselves, period. Herman Cain is a proven leader and American success story. Rove go talk yourself off with the other good ole boys (Yesterday Club)! THANKS!

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    • The10thAmendment
      Posted on October 24, 2011 at 11:20pm

      @ Cabinman
      Posted on October 24, 2011 at 11:14pm

      We can thank that old rag, Karl Rove, for Republicans losing the Senate. His badmouthing & ridiculing of the 2 female candidates caused them to loose. He did this because they were not part of the good old boy network that he commands…… Stay at home and keep your mouth shut Karl and maybe we can win this time.
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      I can’t tell the difference between Bob Beckel and Karl Rove. that look and act like the exact same person. Disgusting fat bodies pushing the progressive agenda and killing America one word at a time.

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    • The10thAmendment
      Posted on October 24, 2011 at 11:38pm

      @ touch
      Posted on October 24, 2011 at 11:18pm

      I am sick of these old-school (Karl Rove) loud mouths good ole boys club. They are for themselves, period. Herman Cain is a proven leader and American success story. Rove go talk yourself off with the other good ole boys (Yesterday Club)! THANKS!
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      Preach it brotha!

      The “good ol’ boys club” is exactly WHY we‘re in the mess we’re in. The good ol’ boys club is EXACTLY the reason that the Tea Party swept into the halls of Congress.

      It‘s beyond time for the good ol’ boys (on the right and left) to get together with Bush on his ranch and worship before owls, while performing whatever perverted ceremony they do. Skull and Bones perverts. I think their new church here in America is the Sierra Club (they’ll worship anything not God), but they bow to the Club of Rome.

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    • C. Schwehr
      Posted on October 24, 2011 at 11:50pm

      Harvey, who ever said Karl Rove was a conservative? He was the brains behind G.W. Bush for God’s sake!

      Rove is one person the Fox News Network could get rid of tomorrow and I’d not miss a minute of him. He represents the country club, blue blood, Rockefeller liberal wing of the GOP! Of COURSE he’s going to be dissing Cain! Rove would probably prefer either Perry or Romney in the White House!

      Rove just needs to shut up and retire…his liberal thinking, and liberal back stabbing is not wanted in the new, CONSERVATIVE GOP!

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    • Elena2010
      Posted on October 24, 2011 at 11:50pm

      Amen Harvey!

      Cain is authentic, not plastic wrapped as we’ve seen fm both parties in recent years.

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    • Skrewedretiree
      Posted on October 25, 2011 at 12:19am

      Ah, the Old Guard and the Democrats….well, screw them. Herman Cain knows what the right thing to do to fix the country is, and speaks his mind with no BS. In the end, it will be US who vote that know where the bear sits in the buckwheat. I think many of them, both Reps and Dems, are jealous of Cain. Not one of them can match his resume.

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    • artistskeptic
      Posted on October 25, 2011 at 12:23am

      Hkerman, keep the faith, no one pays any attention to the idiot “Karl Rove”!!!

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    • PATTY HENRY
      Posted on October 25, 2011 at 1:09am

      KARL you arrogant putz: SHUT UP. This is a decent accomplished man who has MADE IT on his effort, not because he lied about someone to get him elected. YOU are one piece of work, hot shot.
      THERE IS NOTHING wrong with HERMAN CAIN. HE didn’t flub up anything…only what you b@stards are trying to ((((SPIN))))) because your little clique in DC is about to be wiped off the map. WE are sick of your RINO GOP swine who sold us out, left the doors opened to all kinds of abuse. YOU stink. I don’t like you either. HERMAN CAIN connect with REAL PEOPLE because he is a REAL PEOPLE… All you know how to do is knock down, ridicule, belittle and KARL…could be be a slight be prejudiced??? I mean…I wouldn’t want to think so but because HERMAN said he was PRO LIFE and has proven it all his life (even to the tune of $1M donation in 2004 to educate people about the horrors of Abortion…what chu ever done?? You’re a taker, a user, and a flat out looser. BUZZ OFF dude. HERMAN also said that as President, unlike your boy, he couldn’t use GOV force to make someone do or not do a thing, THAT HAS 0 to do with what he would try to do AS PRESIDENT (stop funding to Planned Parenthood; use the bully pulpit to convince the last 15% of Americans that it’s a BABY not a CHOICE….then you grouse about his plan…9-9-9. YOU KNOW IT WILL WORK. that’s why you guys are scrambling. SLICK ROMNEY is just another mediocre McCain; Perry is going to TRY to parrot Steve Forbes fl

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    • BrandyWilson
      Posted on October 25, 2011 at 3:27am

      The more Karl Rove and Brit Hume bad mouth Herman Cain…the more the Tea Party gets their back up!

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    • Shiroi Raion
      Posted on October 25, 2011 at 4:22am

      I have been ignoring Rove for quite a while. I don‘t feel he’s objective. He seems to be the Republican version of a typical Liberal strategist. In other words, it’s all about his agenda and party politics. I’ll ignore Rove and vote for the candidate I believe is honest and has more of my values than the others. I’m still undecided, but Herman Cain is near the top of my list. I won‘t simply vote for Romney simply because he’s the 2nd most Liberal Republican candidate and therefore they believe he’s the most likely to beat Obama. With Obama’s abysmal record, almost any of the candidates should be able to beat him next year.
      Ugh, another year of Obama and his cronies, I just depressed myself. ;-)

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    • aint it grand
      Posted on October 25, 2011 at 6:34am

      I was wondering when the professional Republican politicians were going to launch on Cain. Rove is sickening.

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    • Polwatcher
      Posted on October 25, 2011 at 6:46am

      Carl Rove has been taking little shots at Herman Cain ever since Cain began to surge. Now it has developed into a broadside. Carl gets his money from the establishment Repubs and is their guy. There is no light between the Bush family and Carl Rove. Most on FOX are with him.

      Establishment Republican = Big East Coast moneybarrons

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    • Vechorik
      Posted on October 25, 2011 at 6:57am

      FoundingFathers2, I really can’t understand how you would want a Romney/Cain ticket. They have absolutely nothing in common. Mr. Cain is conservative, Mr. Romney is not. I could understand if you said practically anyone else and Mr. Crain, but Romney? Jeeessh!

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    • CorpsmanToPA
      Posted on October 25, 2011 at 7:52am

      uh…Ron Paul is the only true conservative who is consistent and will not bend on true liberties. Cain is a FED insider and can not be trusted. Romney is a flip-flop moderate, Perry is a loose canon illiterate, Bachmann and Santorum want to be moral legislators and police of the world, and Newt (although a good historian) is an old retread of the Bush Sr/Jr campaign with a new cover to try and fit the current lingo that tickles the ears of many who are frustrated (that aint working).

      So don’t be fooled – Ron Paul IS our only hope from the republican candidates.

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    • Lantern
      Posted on October 25, 2011 at 8:31am

      Romney, NEVER! I started noticing this during the last election. Rove would come on Hannity and start in on anyone who wasn’t McLame. Now, he’s doing it again, hammering on anyone who isn’t an Establishment Republican, because they can’t control them.

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    • rangerp
      Posted on October 25, 2011 at 8:31am

      @CorpsmanToPA

      I know many of you have a strong loyalty to Ron Paul, but no matter how much you like him, he is not electable. His stance on foreign policy and some other issues make him such.

      It will come down to either Cain, Perry, or Romney. Not sure about the rest of conservatives, but I will not voter for a Mormon.

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    • Canyonman5555
      Posted on October 25, 2011 at 9:13am

      Rove actually did Cain a favor, bringing these out now will allow preparation for future attacks from the Press and democraps should he win the nomination.

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    • motonutt
      Posted on October 25, 2011 at 9:42am

      Carl Rove is a republican establishment blue blood RAT. He needs to concentrate on going after liberals instead of conservatives. Carl take your little calk board and go away.

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    • chondram
      Posted on October 25, 2011 at 11:15am

      Cain is correct about Rove’s motives and his being diced. Rove is “one of the good ole boys” and is looking out for the PTB. You will see Rove support Romney (A political hack-RINO), Newt (who is another good ole boy in the club), then watch how Rover goes after the non-establishment and or solid Christian candidates and chews them up. Rove’s loyalities lie elsewhere than “for the people”. Run from the candidates Rover endorses…

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    • CHRIS260
      Posted on October 25, 2011 at 11:38am

      Where are the Romney articles? Notice no one is talking about Romney misteps etc…

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    • Ruler4You
      Posted on October 25, 2011 at 12:11pm

      Mr. Rove, believes he is the one chosen to personally appoint the next GOP candidate as POTUS. He needs to get out of the way. He is a road block, not the aide he thinks he is.

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    • Miguelito
      Posted on October 25, 2011 at 12:12pm

      Rove is a Establishment Republican. His speech will be for the Rhino, Romney. If the Establishment Repubicans can not get a Rhino candidate, they will vote for Obama. Not much difference between E.Rs and Dems. People of all races better wake up because the Dems/Liberals/Progressives do not care for you, they just need to use you to get more power, bottomline! What have they done for you lately…nothing but use you!

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    • The Constitution
      Posted on October 25, 2011 at 1:58pm

      Cain is not a politician. He isn’t polished and smooth. But he is genuine and honest. Romney changes his tune to panders to whoever he needs votes from. In Mass. he ran as aliberal republican to get elected. In 2012, in the age of the Tea Party movement, all of the sudden Romney is a true Constitutional conservative??? I don’t think so. I think there are three candidates worth considering, Cain, Gingrich and Paul. Cain is the most positive about the future of this country. Cain has solutions, not politics.

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    • riverdog1
      Posted on October 25, 2011 at 2:05pm

      nope herman, you are doing it all by yourself.

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    • VERYCONCERNEDCHRISTIANPATRIOT
      Posted on October 25, 2011 at 3:24pm

      Cain is a joke! He cannot even answer easy questions without throwing up all over himself. Cain we have endured 4 years from a Whining Complainer in Chief and America is sick of it and will not tolerate your whining as well. Welcome to the Major Leagues buddy! Here they play hardball and if you can’t take the heat get away from the plate, as you are not prepared in any way to deserve anyone’s support for the highest office in the land.

      BTW that Herman Cain grin at the end of that smoking commercial was very creepy and shame on him for sucking up and basically giving his blessing to the Big Tobacco Companies. Looks like he will do anything for BIG tobacco’s money and support from their powerful lobby. No Brain Loose Cannon Cain.

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    • obfuscatenot
      Posted on October 25, 2011 at 5:40pm

      I really like Herman Cain, he’s just likable. He may not have pat answers to questions- BECAUSE he is not a career politician-which makes me like him more. Mr. Rove’s negativity about the man makes me like him even more. Rove is a Republican, he is not a Conservative. Cain 2012

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    • revel222
      Posted on October 25, 2011 at 11:15pm

      Rove is the typical Republican from the past who just can’t see the future. He is caught up in his elite society of pompousness. Get over yourself. No one cares what you think Karl.

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  • Dirty Harry
    Posted on October 24, 2011 at 8:04pm

    I don‘t know if I’ll support Cain yet, because unlike Rove, I look at how the candidates stand on issues over time, rather than the political machine they’ve assembled. That said, tomorrow I’m sending $100 to Cain’s campaign, and I suggest those of you who‘re sick and tired of the same ol’ political gamesmanship, do the same.

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    • KTsayz
      Posted on October 24, 2011 at 8:14pm

      May I suggest you don’t waste your money. I don’t know if you backed Sarah Palin, but I believe she was giving us a gentle warning when she called Cain the ‘flavor of the week.’ Sarah is a true conservative and I think she knows one when she sees one and for her to say what she did, well, obviously Cain isn’t true to the conservative cause. He is sketchy on 2nd Amendment rights and abortion. We don’t want another president who says what he thinks people want to hear.

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    • bodi1313
      Posted on October 24, 2011 at 8:29pm

      Good for you Dirty Harry. Personally, I believe Rove is being paid by the Obama administration.
      After all, a ‘whore’ will screw anybody for money.

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    • Ookspay
      Posted on October 24, 2011 at 8:50pm

      Man you reminded me, I really wanted Sarah Palin to run, she was the only true conservative : (

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    • Erabin
      Posted on October 24, 2011 at 9:13pm

      “Sarah is a true conservative and I think she knows one when she sees one ”

      Indeed, it takes one to know one.

      Flavor of the week, that is.

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    • cous1933
      Posted on October 24, 2011 at 10:28pm

      Palin agreeing with Ron Paul on foreign policy.

      http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=id1pcD3H8iA

      Even Limbaugh and Hannity have said some positive things about Dr. Paul recently. Hopefully they’re all coming around to seeing the truth in what he says.

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    • Patrick Henry II
      Posted on October 24, 2011 at 11:40pm

      Rove does not like Cain in a primary. That’s good enough. We should all support Cain. Rove has NO true values. He is a stategist that usually only helps moderates that are weak on values too. His strategy has only just eaked out victories for Bush, while running against two total baffoons even by DNC standards, by the way. Obviously FOX is for Romney too; Hannity the exception. Fox is from NY and they just don’t get real America. Yes they are the best cable News but they are quite sheltered from American values and life style. God bless them.

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    • UrsaMajor
      Posted on October 25, 2011 at 2:51am

      Rove said that even though Cain has made a number of mistakes, it is not too late for his campaign to recover. “Every candidate is entitled to a few mulligans,” Rove said. “Because of his energy and passion, he gets more than the normal number of mulligans. But he’s running out of them. And he should not expect everybody to be cheerleading every mistake he makes.” –

      In other words, shut the hell up, bend over and spread your legs for the Progressive/Neocon Republicans like a good little fella and maybe we’ll ALLOW you to be part of the cabinet.

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    • blue_sky
      Posted on October 25, 2011 at 9:30am

      OK, folks, think

      can a NORMAL businessman be INVITED to become a regional president of the Federal Reserve?

      Cain, Perry are part of the system and I have no doubt were working for CIA at one time or another in their career, like Obama did.

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  • pwatkins
    Posted on October 24, 2011 at 8:03pm

    Cain can’t take the heat but he can sure try to start the fire. I am getting more and more disgusted with him. Karl Rove only pointed out things that Cain said himself, so if he is damaged he did it to himself. We have no idea what Cain really believes bc he tells us what he thinks we want him to believe, then says he meant something else.

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    • KTsayz
      Posted on October 24, 2011 at 8:10pm

      Exactly!!

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    • chips1
      Posted on October 24, 2011 at 9:27pm

      Rove is just like Hillery. In fact, they have the same girlfriend.

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    • cous1933
      Posted on October 24, 2011 at 10:43pm

      I don’t really mean to pile on Cain especially because I think he will talk himself out of contention on his own, but one issue that I haven’t seen anyone on The Blaze mention is Cains book “This is Herman Cain! My Journey to the White House”.
      Cain spent thousand of dollars of campaign money to purchase multiple copies of his own book. That seems a little unethical to me because campaign money is not supposed to end up in the candidates pocket and unless I am mistaken some of the profit from book sales go to the author. If I am wrong about this I apologize but it just doesn’t seem right. Also this may be nit-picking but I think the title of the book seems a bit presumptuous.

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    • UrsaMajor
      Posted on October 25, 2011 at 2:46am

      RIGHT ON! To hell with the Founders’ intent of having citizens run for office! We need a good, established Career Politician who has leeched a privelaged, elitist elitist public sector-living from the blood of the private sector for three decades to lead us! Our Lord and Savior Ron Paul in 2012! So what of a few hundred radicals in the Misddle East want to burn all the Jews alive… not our problem.

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    • CorpsmanToPA
      Posted on October 25, 2011 at 7:58am

      UrsaMajor – RP is not our Lord and Savior – that would be Jesus. I am positive RP would not want you referrring to him like that. But actually, you sound kind of wacky. RP does not want to let Israel be burned in the Middle East. What is wrong with you? You must be a neocon plant trying to make RP’s supporters look like idiots – won’t work scrub.

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    • VERYCONCERNEDCHRISTIANPATRIOT
      Posted on October 25, 2011 at 5:04pm

      Exactly, Mitt stands up for his Healthcare legislation in Ma, that conservatives applauded him for and he doesn’t even get a mulligan. The double standard is sickening. Cain fumbles and bumbles and people are still willing to give him the benefit of the doubt. He has proven over and over that he is not ready to be president. He has basically disqualified himself from VP as well. If you are waiting for him to come right out and tell you that he is a joke and not even close to be ready for President well he’s not going to do that but his actions and words have already screamed that many times. Red flags should be going off in your head galore by now with this guy if they are not then you really need to check your pulse. Give Mitt even 1/25th of the doubt you give Cain and you come away seeing probably the best man ever to run for President in all of our life times.

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  • CookieMonster
    Posted on October 24, 2011 at 8:02pm

    Karl Rove is the paid flunky boy of Romney and his conservative wannabes

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    • schroeder123
      Posted on October 24, 2011 at 8:11pm

      I don’t think you are correct. Rove has an opinion just like everyone. Cain want to tax,,, that is as simple as it get. Why not 1,1,1 or 2,2,2 Because you can always raise it. Cain is bad news. Rove only voices is expertise. He knows more than the both of us.

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    • schroeder123
      Posted on October 24, 2011 at 8:13pm

      One other thing…Romney sucks ! LDS United order… communism.

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    • cavebat4ever
      Posted on October 24, 2011 at 8:19pm

      Rove is a mouth piece for the est. GOP. Just a progressive rep.

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    • KTsayz
      Posted on October 24, 2011 at 8:25pm

      @Shroeder123 You are so right. What kind of economic plan creates a NEW TAX? I want to see DC starved of money and a lot of cuts, not being given more for an undetermined amount of time. Cain is just upset because Perry is going to introduce his flat tax which is much easier to understand than a two-stage create-a-new-tax plan..

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    • Scottscobig
      Posted on October 24, 2011 at 9:57pm

      Oh, Rove’s terrific! This “expert” brought us GW, a progressive. And now he’d like to bring us Romney, a neo-progressive? Pass. We need radical change; radical restoration of the constitution. We don‘t need someone who’ll slow our “progress,” but still take us over the cliff.

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  • Eliasim
    Posted on October 24, 2011 at 8:02pm

    But I don’t mean America is going away in a bad way, but a good way. Because while it might look bad now, and while they may have sinister plans for it. I think God has bigger more free plans for it, in that God is going to fundamentally transform America as soon as God gets all the leeches off it’s body, and there’s a lot of them leeches.

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    • Eliasim
      Posted on October 24, 2011 at 8:07pm

      Because at some point fire is going to come down from Heaven (and I don’t mean from “In Heaven”) to devour all the leeches.

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    • Eliasim
      Posted on October 24, 2011 at 8:14pm

      I’m sure if you are in the mindset to know, that you know the difference between In-Heaven, and Heaven that being the Heavens.

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    • Eliasim
      Posted on October 24, 2011 at 8:22pm

      Certainly some of you know by now that there are Cherubs which are the keepers of the universe?

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    • Erabin
      Posted on October 24, 2011 at 9:15pm

      Well, as long as you keep your matchbook and gasoline can in your pocket and garage respectively, I support you praying to your heart’s content. Remember: Angels raining fire from heaven good, people setting stuff on fire bad.

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  • KTsayz
    Posted on October 24, 2011 at 8:02pm

    HAHAHA Another crybaby. He sounds more like Obambi every day. “Mommy, mommy, that bald fat man is revealing to everyone that I don‘t know what I’m talking about.”
    After Cain said that the other candidates were ‘getting on my last nerve’ because they questioned him on his 999 plan, I thought, ‘Cain, grow up,‘ but he hasn’t. If he can’t take this kind of heat, what would he be like as president? Oh, that’s right, just like Nixon, Cain he wants to clearly define who the ‘friends and enemies’ are. What a pathetic man.

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  • Founding Father2
    Posted on October 24, 2011 at 8:02pm

    Cain also came out in this interview on Fox to say, ‘I will make mistakes,” I am not perfect. Spoken like a real person and not aq politician, hopefully all of the candidates can say things this flat out: http://www.thedailycandidate.com/video/2011/oct/cain_make_mistakes.html

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    • KTsayz
      Posted on October 24, 2011 at 8:18pm

      Can this country really afford another president who makes mistakes? We need a president with convictions, not someone who will need on the job training.

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    • Erabin
      Posted on October 24, 2011 at 9:16pm

      Well, who does, in your opinion, bring enough presidential experience to the table? Sure, Cain is not that person, but who is? We’re not gonna dig up Reagan again are we?

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  • I.Gaspar
    Posted on October 24, 2011 at 8:01pm

    Karl Rove is superfluous in today‘s world but he doesn’t want to give up his old power as the “kingmaker”.
    He should get the hell out of the way…and FOX news should get their heads out of their *sses and stop giving him his soapbox.
    Let us make our own f’in choices, for God’s sake!

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    • Tired of Code Names
      Posted on October 24, 2011 at 8:35pm

      @I.Gaspar

      And I state that knowing that IF it comes down to Romney and Cain…..with what I understand of the two candidates up to present, I will likely vote Cain.

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    • Vechorik
      Posted on October 24, 2011 at 9:20pm

      Rove is STILL the kingmaker. The GOP listens to his every word and does exactly as he says…good or bad.

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    • I.Gaspar
      Posted on October 25, 2011 at 10:52am

      @Tired of Code Names:
      As will I. No contest.

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  • Hugh Williams
    Posted on October 24, 2011 at 8:01pm

    Karl Rove is not and has never been a conservative. He is a member of the elite ruling class. Dem and Rep members of the ruling class all work to feed and grow big government. The only difference is the Rep’s grow government slower that Dem’s.

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  • rangerp
    Posted on October 24, 2011 at 8:01pm

    Hang in there Cain. Much of the Republican party is a hoax. You are a tea party conservative. Keep your chin up and going in the right direction. Polish up on social issues, do not turn yellow on issues like homosexuality, abortion, ….

    What ever happens, (win or lose) do not go the route of the race card. It is the way of the left, it is not the way of the conservative. Real conservatives like you. You will make some mistakes, and some gaffes. Just keep plugging away in the right direction, and do not cow down to the libs (the ones in the democratic party, and the ones in the republican party)

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    • dread_pirate_roberts
      Posted on October 24, 2011 at 8:10pm

      Amen!

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    • designbyinspiration
      Posted on October 24, 2011 at 8:15pm

      Please keep saying this to every Conservative you know. I pray more follow your principle. In moral issues a candidate cannot flipflop. But some leniency will be granted to studied issues like foreign relations, welfare, economy.. Those are complex and may be tackled many ways, but the morals need to be concrete.

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  • kentuckypatriot
    Posted on October 24, 2011 at 8:00pm

    Never liked “ know it all ” Rove, he thinks he’s all that. Note to Mr Cain… get some thick skin, you’re gonna need it, but we still love ya anyway!!

    Go Herman!!

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  • garyM
    Posted on October 24, 2011 at 8:00pm

    I knew that was coming when you took the lead Herman, I warned you on all the blogs that you were headlined in. Carl Rove isn’t doing you near as much damage as Foxnews and the media is. Herman us conservatives are gonna have to vote for whoever gets the nomination and not Obama. All you gotta do to be president is get the nomination. I’d sure rather thave you than Romney!

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    • The10thAmendment
      Posted on October 24, 2011 at 8:13pm

      Seems like a good place to post this. Damn I’m impressed with Marco Rubio. My dad says that he’s true old school Conservative. It‘s a shame he won’t consider the Vice Presidency, but people have to honor him for sticking to his elected promises. I just hope that 4 years in the Senate doesn’t ruin his straight forward perspective.

      Now back to the currently airing broadcast of Cain vs the Ignorant Moron.

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    • Ookspay
      Posted on October 24, 2011 at 10:48pm

      @10thammendment, Rubio’s Parents did not become US Citizens until after he was born. He is not a natural born citizen and thus inelligible to serve. Please correct me if I am wrong. But then again look at the Obama fiasco, he is not elligible either… My brain hurts…

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    • The10thAmendment
      Posted on October 25, 2011 at 3:21am

      @ Ookspay
      Posted on October 24, 2011 at 10:48pm

      @10thammendment, Rubio’s Parents did not become US Citizens until after he was born. He is not a natural born citizen and thus inelligible to serve. Please correct me if I am wrong. But then again look at the Obama fiasco, he is not elligible either… My brain hurts…
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      He is for VICE President for sure. The test is if he was born on American soil. The Supreme Court has yet to rule on a definition for “Natural Born Citizen”, which is exactly why going forward against Obama would fail. The SCOTUS has simply refused to hear the case to make a ruling. Nor are they likely to be inclined to. I know the reading of Article II Section 1 Clause 3 & 5, but that was replaced with the 12th Amendment. The problem is convoluted further with a reading of the 14th Amendment, which was a horribly written Amendment and allowed room for what actually constitutes being considered naturally born.

      General readings regarding Obama are different then the case with Rubio for the simple years on this soil. All who were born on American soil and had lived here 14 years at the time were considered natural born citizens.

      Andrew Johnson said that both the Civil Rights Act and the Fourteenth Amendment would confer citizenship on them at birth. No objections were raised in the Senate.

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    • The10thAmendment
      Posted on October 25, 2011 at 3:34am

      @ Ookspay
      ——————————————————————
      I tried to condense the explanation and I can see it has holes to way I did it. Rubio will be fine as a candidate, including president. Obama’s case is far different, although I personally wouldn’t waste time raising a stink over it. There are questions of his citizenship period. Was he born on American soil? I think so, but I can’t say for sure and with the records sealed, and I’m a pretty good ghost, there’s no way to know for certain. My gut tells me no, but I have to go by what evidence there is. I believe he was born a natural Kenyan, but became Indonesian (especially under Islamic rules regarding the fathers heritage).

      Rubio doesn’t have that problem. He was clearly born to exiled parents in 1971 at Cedars of Lebanon Hospital.

      He’s not the only one who will be looked at for a rise up the ladder. Bobby Jindal would be too. But he too will pass muster.

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    • The10thAmendment
      Posted on October 25, 2011 at 3:46am

      Why the problem for Obama? Because if he was in fact born on foreign soil and his natural father is not a US citizen, Obama isn’t a citizen AT ALL. Nor was he ever naturalized as a US Citizen, which means he should never have been in the Senate, much less the presidency.

      I “believe” he’s a foreign National in my gut, but there’s no way to prove it without unsealing his records.

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    • Ookspay
      Posted on October 25, 2011 at 8:24am

      Thanks 10th. Similar to what my research shows, no definitive answer. Basically at this point “it’s a free comcert” (woodstock).

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  • Theodwulf
    Posted on October 24, 2011 at 8:00pm

    I sent Mr. Cain money, why, because the main stream media hates him, the administration hates him , that’s all I need to know. Herman Cain is the guy who will win against Obama.

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    • Vechorik
      Posted on October 24, 2011 at 9:25pm

      I know a presidential candidate they hate more! ;-)

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  • Dirty Harry
    Posted on October 24, 2011 at 7:59pm

    What‘s Rove’s address? I want to send his book back to him. He’s a huge disappointment. He’s as vengeful as Carville. Baaaad for our country.

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  • ArmedAndNotDangerous
    Posted on October 24, 2011 at 7:59pm

    Karl = Establishment

    Got it?

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    • oitsugina
      Posted on October 24, 2011 at 8:35pm

      Romney=Establishment too…..in fact the only two nominees I trust are Cain and Paul…..the rest ??????

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    • Vechorik
      Posted on October 24, 2011 at 9:27pm

      I agree — Cain and Paul — Pleeee a a a ss s s eee let us keep the GOP from stuffing Mitt Romney down our throats. That’s their plan. Wall Street already backed Romney this time. Last election Wall Street money went to Obama. That’s enough said right there!

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  • honor007
    Posted on October 24, 2011 at 7:57pm

    When Herman DOES win this nomination, I am gonna sit on my couch and have plenty of popcorn ready. I cannot wait to watch every one of these pundits eat crow!!!
    MSM will NOT pick the candidate, WE THE PEOPLE, will~
    CAIN 2012~

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  • Dirty Harry
    Posted on October 24, 2011 at 7:57pm

    I’ve had about enough of MC Rove trying to be king-maker!!!

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  • Rajabear1
    Posted on October 24, 2011 at 7:56pm

    Yes, yes he is Herman. I do believe the entire political establishment is trying to sink your ship. I’m just one of the dopey people in the flyover states holding onto my God and my guns, but my advice to you would be to stand tall, continue to speak the truth and turn it over to God. It is very disheartening to say the least to watch FOX twist what you say along with the rest of the MSM.

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  • Eliasim
    Posted on October 24, 2011 at 7:56pm

    I don’t even waste my time following this junk. No matter what the candidate chosen will be the one chosen by the machine. America as you know it folks, is going away. Because, Americans just don’t care enough.

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    • mydogtippy
      Posted on October 24, 2011 at 9:34pm

      You are right the machine of the gop will pick candidate not the people, I hope it will be Cain but I think it will be Romney and Perry.

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  • Joe Camel
    Posted on October 24, 2011 at 7:55pm

    Dear Karl. Pound sand dude. No one cares (well at least most I know personally) what you think now; or for that matter, ever thought.

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    • johnannegalt
      Posted on October 24, 2011 at 8:00pm

      As much as I hate Karl Rove, Cain needs no help in losing support.. He damages himself enough. I was backing Cain after Palin decided not to run, but his lack of a solid stance on an issue involving life and death caught me off guard. —> http://markamerica.com/2011/10/21/herman-cain-on-abortion-say-what/

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    • KTsayz
      Posted on October 24, 2011 at 8:08pm

      @JohnGalt If you were backing Palin then I don’t know why you would have backed Cain. Remember, she warned us against Cain when she said he was ‘the flavor of the week.’ If she was supporting Cain, she would have ever said that. Palin is a true, old-school conservative Constitutionalist and she can see through the fluff. In her own way, she was helping us distinguish between a solid conservative and someone who is not. People need to wake up.

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    • nationalcalvin
      Posted on October 24, 2011 at 8:54pm

      @KTSAYZ

      Alright since you’re a mind reader than tell us, who does Palin suppoort? By the way she took back that comment about Cain. Then tell us who you support.

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    • RootsOfTruth
      Posted on October 24, 2011 at 9:28pm

      @ ktsayz
      Here is the clip of Palin talking about Cain as flavor of the week.

      http://www.5min.com/Video/Palin-Herman-Cain-the-Flavor-of-the-Week-517169251

      still looking for the warning.

      All she was getting at is that at that point in the debate cycle that things were constantly changing… first Romney… then Bachman, Perry & now Cain… I saw nothing demeaning or as a warning in her comment.

      As of now Im still sticking to my original pool of viable candidates that will put us back on the right path. My pool consists of Cain, Gingritch & Bachman & as of now Id like to see a Gingritch/Cain Ticket. Gingritch knows how Capitol Hill works & is a Constitutional historian whitch makes him aware of many tools at his disposal That Cain Im sure doesn’t know of. But also Cain’s 999 plan is a huge step in the right direction to get our tax base on level footing & out of the hands of special interests.

      If you have not seen Gingritch at the Faith & freedom Coalition a couple of days ago you would do well to watch it & see what a force he could be in the White House to fet us back on a Constitutional footing.

      http://www.therightscoop.com/newt-gingrich-speech-and-qa-at-iowa-faith-and-freedom-coalition/

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  • ares338
    Posted on October 24, 2011 at 7:55pm

    Karl Rove is what is wrong with Washington. I have never liked him or how he operates.

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  • progressiveslayer
    Posted on October 24, 2011 at 7:53pm

    Rove aint on the Cain train.

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    • britlynz
      Posted on October 25, 2011 at 1:27am

      Make Washington QUAKE! Again! Nominate the fart in the church! Go Cain!

      Cain is Able 2012

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  • lukerw
    Posted on October 24, 2011 at 7:51pm

    Herman, you are not… GOP! You are Tea Party and Conservative!! If you want everyone to like you, then go Obama!!!

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  • Robert-CA
    Posted on October 24, 2011 at 7:51pm

    Karl Rove did you do anything about the borders ????
    I’m just asking .

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    • The10thAmendment
      Posted on October 24, 2011 at 7:57pm

      I’m sure that his main worshiper, Sean Hannity, will be along soon to declare St. Rove the supreme architect of everything.

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    • Buck Shane
      Posted on October 24, 2011 at 8:02pm

      Both Ike and Ronald Reagan defeated the Republican organization. Neither was their choice.

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