Herman Cain continues to surge ahead of New Hampshire Republican debate
Washington P
After spending months languishing in the bottom tier of a crowded Republican primary field, businessman Herman Cain's fortunes have been revived by a surge in support that has catapulted him into the top tier of the field. Herman Cain is entering the American consciousness at a time when ordinary people are more afraid of the [...]
Read MoreHerman Cain continues to surge ahead of New Hampshire Republican debate
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In this instance, we find liberal gadfly Lawrence O'Donnell interviewing Herman Cain, shortly after yet another poll shows the former Godfathers Pizza CEO moving into potential frontrunner status. You'd think, given all of the MSNBC's O'Donnell lectures Herman Cain on fighting for civil rights, service in military | 'The Last Word' host asks why Cain [...]
Read MoreHerman Cain rises, Rick Perry slides in new CBS News poll
CBS News
In fact, former Godfather's Pizza CEO Herman Cain was the top pick among Tea Party supporters, taking 19 percent of the vote. Christie came in fourth with 9 percent. Even so, there's also evidence that while conservatives are restive, We're nearing the part of the presidential campaign where Herman Cain was supposed to drop out [...]
Read MoreHerman Cain rises, Rick Perry slides in new CBS News poll
CBS News
WASHINGTON — Herman Cain's widespread appeal, which has helped him ascend the ranks of the Republican primary field, stems in part from his ability to cast himself as the reluctant candidate. Cain is known as a successful businessman first and a Herman Cain on Wednesday says his next challenge is to maintain his campaign's new [...]
Read MoreHerman Cain rises, Rick Perry slides in new CBS News poll
CBS News
Wallace used when he ran for president (attacking “pointy-headed intellectuals who couldn't park a bicycle straight and try to tell you how to run your lives”) in 1968; that Ronald Reagan used throughout his political career. Herman Cain stops to Wallace used when he ran for president (attacking “pointy-headed intellectuals who couldn't park a bicycle [...]
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