Herman Cain the outspoken and effective critic of Occupy Wall Street

[RonPaulFanInGA]

http://hotair.com/archives/2011/10/09/herman-cain-the-outspoken-and-effective-critic-of-occupy-wall-street/

The Occupy Wall Street protests — amorphous and unsanitary — have expanded sufficiently to force national figures to take sides. The left is in a delirium, finding in an incoherent and unfocused movement seeds of “effectiveness” and even “genius.” Meanwhile, Eric Cantor criticizes the mob and Paul Ryan praises the concept of protests, in general.

But from where I sit, one man has emerged — much as he has recently emerged as a presidential contender — as the most effective spokesman against purposeless and petty Days of Rage (well, one man other than David Harsanyi, whose manifesto of OWS demands still remains the best piece on the protests I’ve yet read).

Here’s Herman Cain, saying what needs to be said...

 

[roho76]

Ron Paul should go on TV and talk about how this guy IS Wall St. He worked for the FED which enables Wall St. to loot the American people.

 

[sailingaway]

Why is Cain sitting in some chair on meet the press saying this? Why isn't he down at OWS where his leadership skills are clearly needed?

 

[Give me liberty]

Wow alots of love for Cain huh?

Hey I'm an American and if he win the primary I would feel good about voting for him.

What is this is it 2008 again? no offence but people are been fooled into Cain as they were fooled for obama.

 

[STEVEN SEVERINO]

If any one other than Ron Paul wins the Primary, I am writing in Ron Paul in the General Election.

 

[flightlesskiwi]

Wow alots of love for Cain huh?



What is this is it 2008 again? no offence but people are been fooled into Cain as they were fooled for obama.

what's that quip....


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