He added, "I am not a social-issue crusader. I am a free-enterprise crusader."
Nation's Restaurant News, October 5, 1998
But even if you were for "free-enterprise" - why are you hung up on affirmative action?
He's the cool kid on the block, but some stuff just doesn't add up. So it's high time to expose the PseudoConservative Wanna-Be Candidate Herman Cain.
He added, "I am not a social-issue crusader. I am a free-enterprise crusader."
“When I contacted the second opinion surgeon, who was a specialist, his name was Dr. Lord, L-O-R-D, I said 'Things are starting to look a little better'…”http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ShiQ5JAutak&t=9m15s
“I was given an orientation by a lady whose last name was Grace. I said 'As in Amazing Grace?' She said 'That’s right'...“
“How are you going to do it without cutting me open twice?”
“I’m going to do an incision in the shape of a J”
“You mean like J-E-S-U-S?”
He said, “That’s right!”
"One question that was asked repeatedly was whether Mr. Cain plans to run for president in 2012. He was noncommittal, but said that he is praying for guidance on the subject."
Welcome to the church of Herman Cain.
There are no pews, Bibles or even much talk of God. It's not that sort of ministry.
This is just a businessman from Omaha - dominating a stage set beneath two giant television screens and between two lonely lecterns - preaching to hundreds of Burger King franchisees at their annual convention.
This is more like a traveling salvation show for the business class. The sermon is 100 percent free enterprise. The preacher is chairman of Omaha-based Godfather's Pizza and president of the National Restaurant Association.