ON U.S 2012 PRESIDENTIAL ELECTIONS

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ON U.S 2012 PRESIDENTIAL ELECTIONS

I just admire the person of Herman Cain an I will be exclusively glad he meets Obama in the final Elections.
If Cain had done the wrongs he’s accused of,  it’s sad and unfortunate that he has been picked on, so let him face the music!
But if this is a blackmail Americans will uncover it for a fact, trust them! And it’ll gonna die, and soon it’ll shall die. Lies cannot live long because nothing viable sustains them!
But I hope this scandal does not distract the Candidates from key issues of this Presidential campaigns just because some individuals are desperate to do-away with the most suitable opponent of Obama; the person of Cain!
Cain has got the Professional antecedents and track records to Preside over the recovery of the American Economy. He’ll definitely give the Republican party a better outing compared to MacCain!

John MacCain was more of a consensus Candidate (than he was not), in 2008 .
Very little internal politics within the Republican party stood against him then; competition for the Republican Presidential nomination was at low gear and less competed for, because even the dog on the street was exasperated with the Republican Party’s abysmal performance (and the Republicans knew it was percieved so by almost everyone).
Today, more internal politiking is taking place within the Republican Party, (as it was within the Democratic Party in 2008), for the Party’s Presidential nomination; thus the opposition, from even within, against Herman Cain’s nomination.
Once the nomination hurddle is crossed, negligble or no internal friction will be identified from within the Republican party as it was between Hillary Clinton and Obama on the Democratic side in 2008.
I pray for a Herman Cain vs Barack Obama presidential Elections come 2012; it’ll be exciting, highly competitive and educating!
The Democrats are obviously scared of Herman Cain….and they are not pretending about it at all!
I can’t wait!
(chuckles….)

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