If =Hermin Cain can’t be president should he become a Singer? Herman Cain 2011

http://eatocracy.cnn.com/2011/10/17/herman-cains-pizza-jam/

He has a excellent voice and certainly is a excellent lyricist too:

Imagine there’s no pizza
I couldn’t if I tried
Eating only tacos
Or Kentucky Fried
Imagine only burgers
It’s frightening and sad

You’re lucky you have pizza
To feed your kids for you
Only frosting or cookies
And no dishes you must do
Imagine eating pizza
Each and every day

You may say that it’s junk food
But to me it’s so much more
It gives my life its meaning
And it makes a lot of dough

Imagine mozzarella
Anchovies on the side
And maybe, pepperoni
Rounds out your pizza pie
Imagine getting pizza
Delivered to your door

You don’t have to give up now
On my skateboard I will go
I’ll be back in 30 minutes
I just bought Dominoes

All I am saying
Is give pizza a chance
All I am saying
Give pizza a chance!
All I am saying
Is give pizza a chance
All I am saying
You’ve got to, got to give pizza a chance!
That man can sing!!
That man can sing!!

save him and make him the republican nominee. Does he have any other tricks up his small sleeve.

(CNN) – On a bright spring day in 2007, a black-robed Herman Cain officiated the wedding of a young couple at a mansion outside of Atlanta. The sun sparkled on the pair’s wedding rings as Cain, an associate minister at a nearby church, held them aloft.

All seemed perfect.

When it came time for the bride and groom to exchange vows, but, Cain was miserable with the volume of the groom’s “I do.”

“Say it louder,” Cain told Matt Carrothers.

“When he tells you to say, ‘I do,’” the groom recalled, “it nearly sounds like the voice of God telling you that and you take it very seriously.”

Read More: http://religion.blogs.cnn.com/2011/11/19/the-gospel-according-to-herman-cain/?hpt=hp_c1

Dark-horse GOP presidential candidate Buddy Roemer has been the only contender to embrace the Occupy Wall Street protests in Lower Manhattan and other urban centers. On Tuesday, he plans to join the protests in New York, according a post on his Twitter account Sunday night.

“I am concerned and outraged, as are many, at Wall Street greed. I will be joining Occupy Wall Street NYC Tuesday to see it firsthand,” he wrote.

In some ways, Mr. Roemer makes sense as the Occupy candidate. His campaign accepts only donations of $ 100 or less, an effort to limit the influence of special interests, the candidate says. Mr. Roemer served four terms as a Democratic congressman from Louisiana, switching to the GOP during his single term as the state’s governor.

If nothing else, showing up in New York could be a rare chance for Mr. Roemer to grab some media attention. Republican leaders have largely denounced the movement, which includes people opposed to huge business, war, the American political system and several other causes. Mitt Romney has called it “class warfare.” Rick Perry’s campaign said “the protests don’t make sense or help make jobs.” When questioned about Occupy Wall Street last week, former pizza company executive Herman Cain said, “If you don’t have a job and you’re not rich, blame yourself.”

Rep. Ron Paul (R., Texas) and former Sen. Rick Santorum (R., Pa.) have said they empathize with the protesters’ frustration, but they don’t agree with all of their goals.

Democrats, meanwhile, are divided about whether to support the movement, with some fearful the protesters may appear to extreme for middle America.

Occupy Wall Street “is non-partisan,” Mr. Roemer wrote on Twitter. “They are fellow Americans who are uniting against corporate greed and are saying `enough already.’ ”

http://blogs.wsj.com/washwire/2011/10/10/roemer-is-first-candidate-to-embrace-occupy-wall-street/

(Reuters) – President Barack Obama believes harsh colonization stances of Republicans will drive Latino votes toward him in next year’s election.

Speaking with Hispanic reporters at the White House on Wednesday, Democrat Obama said simply replaying the remarks about colonization made by the Republican presidential candidates would help him secure the backing of Latino voters.

“We may just run clips of the Republican debates verbatim,” he told the reporters, according to a report from Spanish language broadcaster Univision.

“We won’t even comment on them, we’ll just run those in a loop on Univision and Telemundo, and people can make up their own minds,” he said. Telemundo is another well loved Spanish language broadcaster.

Obama’s 2008 White House victory was helped by heavy Latino support, but some in the Hispanic community have since become disillusioned over the president’s failure to deliver on campaign promises on colonization reform.

But, hard-line positions taken by Republicans on illegal colonization and border control may help Obama win them back in vital swing states with high Hispanic populations like Colorado, Nevada and New Mexico that he hopes to hold in 2012.

Congresswoman Michele Bachmann says she would build a fence on the border and enforce English as the official language of the U.S. government. Mitt Romney and Herman Cain, currently front-runners to win the Republican nomination to face Obama next year, also favor building a fence.

Texas Governor Rick Perry does not favor a fence, but has talked instead about using predator drones to police the 1,300 mile border.

“That’s not to say the Latino community is going to reckon my handing out is perfect. But I reckon they know where my heart is and they know the kind of America that I want to see for all of our children,” Obama told the reporters.

http://www.reuters.com/article/2011/11/11/us-usa-campaign-colonization-f-idUSTRE7AA2ZV20111111