Not only did Ginger White lose a libel case this year, according to a former friend and business partner, Ms. White is a lesbian.

Former Friend of Ginger White: White and I Had Lesbian Relationship While Cain "Affair" Supposedly Happened

Unfortunately for Herman Cain, this has turned into a circus whether he is guilty or not. And the Libya gaffe proved (to me, at least) that was is not ready for prime-time. But he does deserve, of course, to be recognized for his incredible business resume and accomplishments which prove how wonderful it is to live in a free society with upward mobility--something that Obama and his minions are quickly disabling in every way possible (executive orders, judicial activism, unread and unwieldy legislation, Agenda 21, and several books' worth of heretofore unimaginable crimes against liberty).

UPDATE: Ann Coulter - ONCE YOU GO CONSERVATIVE BLACK, YOU BETTER WATCH YOUR BACK

NEWT ON TOP IN 4 POLLS

Looks like we might actually get ourselves a REAL smart guy this time around instead of a con man!
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We just got some big news! Public Policy Polling released the results of their latest survey, and it shows Newt Gingrich in sole possession of first place in the race to Newt 2012 become the Republican nominee for President! This is the fourth consecutive poll showing Speaker Gingrich at least statistically tied for first place.

BAD NEWS ABOUT HERMAN CAIN

Clint Eastwood likes Herman Cain...

Eastwood — who has never voted Democrat, besides a 1998 gubernatorial vote for iconic milquetoast Gray Davis — is a big fan of pizza tycoon Herman Cain.

...and so does Dick McDonald:

In Support of Herman Cain

I just listened to Herman Cain’s press conference where he answered questions from the main stream media after categorically denying all accusations of sexual harassment by all known accusers as well as ones he expects to surface in the future. I can appreciate his dilemma as I personally observed a similar situation with a very wealthy client I had early in life. In fact I can say my client’s dilemma and his response was a life altering experience for me. After watching the pain it caused him for ten years I dedicated my life to essentially taking a vacation while I was young enough to enjoy it. It taught me never to be involved in public corporations, the stock or the real estate market.

The client was J. Paul Getty and at the time reputed to be the richest man in the world. Now his problem wasn’t sexual harassment his problem was minority shareholder suits. As the owner of over 80% of the stock and president of major public corporations he was repeatedly sued by professional scum suckers who accused him of malfeasance in office. Like so many who are sued he settled rather than fighting it out in court. His banker confided in me the “standard” $50,000 checks the man regularly wrote to settle were legion. That was a lot of money at the time.

Herman Cain has led hundreds of thousands of employees over his lifetime. His run for high office has brought out the scum suckers just like they did for Mr. Getty. The latest accused him of sexual assault – groping her private parts and slamming her head into his. Now one would think that a man so possessed as that would have had hundreds of women he raped and groped show up to ring the celebrity bell. I doubt that will happen as these accusations don’t pass the smell test. The major corporations he ran and those who elected him to be the President of the Restaurant Association and Board Member of the Kansas City Federal Reserve Bank vet their people and would never have given him those jobs if he was a sexual predator.

I still hold that his 9-9-9 plan is not the plan to transition to a small government that could be supported by a consumption tax. Of course I would oppose it as I designed The Ownership Society’s Rise Up America plan which I believe should go first.

Cain accuser suddenly has nothing to say

Even though the National Restaurant Association was willing to waive the confidentiality agreement...suddenly Herman Cain's accuser 'sees no value' in revisiting case.

It was Perry all along!

Pamela Geller: I endorse Herman Cain. What he doesn't know, we'll teach him.

Electrifying Speech by Herman Cain at the Clear Lake Tea Party Oct. 2011

PERRY’S FLAT TAX IS SIMPLIFICATION BUT NOT REFORM

DickMorris.com

I used to like the flat tax. In fact, I used to propose exactly what Rick Perry is now pushing - an optional flat tax where taxpayers could either make their way through the labyrinth of IRS fine print in search of deductions or could just pay a flat percent of their income in taxes and be done with it.

But then came 2007-2008 and the flaws in our economy became glaringly apparent: The pursuit of wealth through loopholes in the tax code and other speculative devices rather than by productive investment in economic growth. So when Herman Cain proposed 9-9-9, I was and am ready to embrace the idea.

Though imitation is the sincerest form of flattery, Perry's rush to put his own tax reform on the table is an obvious attempt to horn in on the limelight in which Cain has basked. But the proposals are just not comparable.

Cain's goal is to reduce the drag that the income tax puts on entrepreneurial initiative and hard work. By slashing the income tax rate, effectively, in half, he makes it that much more worthwhile to get up in the morning, take risks, work hard, take chances, and invest in progress. By eliminating the capital gains tax, he rewards investment and ownership and makes it possible for people to move up the economic ladder, not through phony teaser Fannie Mae mortgages, but by smart purchases and skillful investint.

The goal of Perry's proposal is far more modest: He wants to cut our paperwork. He wants to make it possible to file one's taxes in a few minutes rather than devote days and weeks to the task. He proposes, essentially, a short form for middle income and rich people so tax preparation won't consume their lives. It's a worthy goal. We need to trim the ranks of IRS auditors and staff and free people to make sound investment decisions regardless of the tax consequences. We need to get the IRS out of our lives and a flat tax is a good way to do it.

But Cain's proposal is so very much more important. Perry will nibble around the edges, freeing valuable hours from tax preparation to be available for wealth creation. But Herman Cain would establish America as a beacon for investors, entrepreneurs, inventors, creative business people, and all manner of upwardly mobile, ambitious men and women. He would give the U.S. the lowest personal and corporate tax rates in the world, and the only place where investment earnings are tax free. In the process, he and his plan would kindle decades of robust economic growth. He would make the next few decades a continuation of the American Century.

To trivialize Cain's big idea by comparing to to Perry's small one is a vast disservice. Perry would not reduce the amount of money taken in by income and corporate profit taxation. He would just shift it to shorter forms and a nominally lower rate (but not really lower). Taxes would appear to be cut, but the amount we would have to pay would be more or less the same. He even strives to have his program seen as revenue neutral.

Cain would shift about half of our nation's tax revenues to consumption taxes and away from income taxes. He would vastly reduce the disincentive to earn and encourage savings and investment by taxing spending.

It is not enough to undo the damage Obama has done to the economy by repealing his spending, taxing, health care, and regulatory actions. All that will do is dial us back to the sick economy Bush bequeathed to America. The diseases of the first decade of the 21st Century will still be with us. But Cain's ideas really get at the heart of the problem -- in much the same way that Reagan's reducing of the top personal tax rate from 70% to 28% solved the stagflation of the 70s.

Cain's reforms are the real deal. Perry's are a pale imitation.

Time Magazine calls Herman Cain a "black clown"

...as a Black person, the Hermanator experience has been as distasteful as rancid, spoiled, stinky, curdled milk.

Time Magazine Columnist Accuses Herman Cain of Being ‘Black Clown’ to Appease White Conservatives

This time, it DOES take a rocket scientist!

HillBuzz: CNN Western GOP Debate Live Blog Transcript

Apparently, from advance reports featured across Drudge, the goal tonight for Mittens Romneycare and CNN is to attack Herman Cain

What does a Cain presidency mean to liberals?

1. Eligibility Begets Legitimacy
2. The End of Accusing Republicans of "Racism"
3. Capitalism In The White House
4. Cain Actually Held the Title of Chief Executive Before Becoming President
5. Cain Is Everything Liberals Want...But Can Never Have
6. Cain is the First True Role Model for Minorities in America
7. Cain Does Not Need to Lie About His Past
8. Cain's Transgressions are Forgivable
9. Cain is Not Afraid to Promote a Plan for Recovery
10. Cain is Blacker Than Obama

CAIN'S ELIGIBILITY BRINGS OBOTS TO THEIR MOST FEARED APOCALYPSE

The real truth about Herman Cain

This does make Cain’s “simplicity” argument more supportable, considering all of the gyrations it takes now to get to the math. My objection is less about this and more about adding a federal sales tax while still taxing income, though.

Herman Cain brings the house down at Values Voter Summit

The Right Scoop, Oct 7, 2011

This is a great speech from Herman Cain at the Values Voter Summit. As someone on twitter said, they lost count of how many standing ovations Cain got during the speech.

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Rick Perry

We met out-of-town friends last night -- D.C. friends -- and didn't yet watch the debate.

But it doesn't look good for Perry from what Prof. Jacobson has to say:

On appearances, Perry came across once again as ill-prepared, stumbling, and uncomfortable. I cringe at the thought of the Rick Perry from last night’s debate on stage in October 2012 against Obama with the whole country watching. I hope there is another Rick Perry out there, because last night’s Rick Perry would not stand a chance on stage against our smooth-talking, fact-misstating President.

The Rick Perry of lore needs to show up real soon

The really good conservatives (and really good men) in this race are Rick Santorum and Herman Cain. (I'm not all-in for Michelle Bachmann at this time.)

Why is it that they are written off so fast and so easily?

The one person who has been considered to be a shoe-in is Romney, and he is no different than a liberal Democrat.

Mark Steyn is speaking as I'm typing and he's saying the same thing: It would seem statistically improbable that the two lead candidates in the Republican Party are not sounding like Republicans!

Herman Cain...not ready for prime time

While browsing www.memeorandum.com I came across this, from (hold nose) Think Progress:

But this morning on Fox News Sunday, Cain showed just how limited his understanding is of the Middle East peace process. Asked by host Chris Wallace what he would be prepared to offer Palestinians as part of a deal, Cain responded, “Nothing.” Just moments later, Cain was dazed and confused when Wallace referenced the issue of “right of return” of Palestinian refugees:

WALLACE: Where do you stand on the right of return?

CAIN: The right of return? [pause] The right of return?

WALLACE: The Palestinian right of return.

CAIN: That’s something that should be negotiated. That’s something that should be negotiated.

Wallace then helpfully offered Cain a definition of “right of return” — “Palestinian refugees, the people that were kicked out of the land in 1948, should be able to or should have any right to return to Israeli land.” Cain again showed his lack of knowledge, veering completely off his pro-Likud script. “I don’t think they have a big problem with people returning,” Cain said.

Sad, but true...

Maybe none of these candidates is the next Reagan, but what's clear is that this nation cannot afford four more years of the second Jimmy Carter...

IBD: Editorial: Weak GOP Field For '12? Tell It To Carter

2/2/10: The State of the Union - The Voice of the People

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Tea Party Patriots Jenny Beth Martin will give a response, as will leaders of other groups listed.