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My take on Cain's situation is that from the first allegation,
he decided (on PR advice ?) to adopt a campaign strategy of: "Deny, Deny, Deny..." Now, he is stuck with it, no matter what the truth may be. |
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step one: feign ignorance step two: deny step three: counter accuse Example: "What are you talking about? I didn't do that. I think YOU did it." Leaves them flustered, and you can move forward. "I didn't do that. I didn't do that. I didn't do that." Sounds like you're protesting too much. |
He should have just married them all, like Newt.
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I imagine the Republican party searching through the cupboards and looking under the cushions on the lounge, trying frantically to find a better candidate. |
Some days the stars align and all is good. Some days, not so much.
Today, just before the Iowa caucuses, Romney is seeing some marginal headlines and articles that ostensibly are pro-Mitt. One announces a Florida Congresswoman's endorsement of Mitt. Washington Blade Chris Johnson November 30, 2011 Pro-LGBT Republican endorses Romney Quote:
Forbes Gary Shapiro, Contributor 11/20/11 Mitt: All He Needs is Love Quote:
And besides all that: Romney has other career opportunities. Salt Lake Tribune Peggy Fletcher Stack 11/20/11 Romney next Mormon prophet? Even if he loses, he could be president Quote:
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The Forbes article above has a fragrance of faint praise.
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Forbes magazine is owned and edited, in part, by Steve Forbes, who was a GOP presidential candidate in years past, when he ran on his proposal of a 17% "flat tax" This year Steve Forbes is supporting Rick Perry, and it is rumored that Perry's budget proposal is derived from, if not written by, Steve Forbes. . |
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Yes. His lies bothered me too. Although Clinton did eventually come clean after he couldn't deny it any more, and he apologized to the country.
Cain is still telling lies that nobody believes. He's dug himself into a hole with his lies and can't find a graceful way out. His mistake was thinking that because his lies had always worked in the past, they would continue to work once he jumped onto the national stage. When will politicians realize that if they have a lot to hide, it's going to come out? |
Clinton could get away with it 'cause he was a kickass president. And smart. Smart enough to save his fooling around until AFTER he got into office. :lol:
Why do these guys think their roaming penises won't come to light? The power of the penis, why women should run the world. |
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Gennifer Flowers, Paula Jones, Suzanne Coleman, Judy Gibbs, Katherine Willey, Dolly Kyle Browning, former Miss America Elizabeth Gracen, and the Arkansas state troopers were reported to had helped solicit women for Bill. All before he was president. Makes Herman Cain look pale in comparison. |
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I haven't followed each of the allegations that closely, because I don't think he's worth my time. But you don't get this many different people coming forward when someone is squeaky clean. The most recent one is making him think about dropping out of the race it's so serious. And he's still denying it. "Oh, I never had sex with her, but we did spend a lot of time together and I did give her money. And we were seen in public in Vegas together at a prize fight. But no, no sex. My wife's pissed at me. But no. No sex. Honest." Comparing the guy to Clinton is fair, because they both have a history of being sluts who lie about it. But Clinton was a good president, and Cain has never held any office, so there's no comparison there. |
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Cain has had a few people come out and make accusations. The Clinton family has a literal body count behind them. |
You actually believe the Clintons had people killed? This is an actual belief you hold?
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