Herman Cain (troll extraordinaire) says God personally persuaded him to run for president
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[release]ATLANTA (AP) — [B]Republican Herman Cain said God convinced him to enter the race for president, comparing himself to Moses: "'You've got the wrong man, Lord. Are you sure?'"[/B]
The Georgia business executive played up his faith Saturday after battling sexual harassment allegations for two weeks, trying to shift the conversation to religion, an issue vital to conservative Republicans, especially in the South.
In a speech Saturday to a national meeting of young Republicans, Cain said the Lord persuaded him after much prayer.
"That's when I prayed and prayed and prayed. I'm a man of faith — I had to do a lot of praying for this one, more praying than I've ever done before in my life," Cain said. "And when I finally realized that it was God saying that this is what I needed to do, I was like Moses. [B]'You've got the wrong man, Lord. Are you sure?'"
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[B]Once he made the decision, Cain said, he did not look back.
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Four women have now accused Cain of sexually harassing them when he led the National Restaurant Association more than a decade ago. Cain, who has denied wrongdoing, was silent about the allegations and did not take reporters' questions.
Cain isn't the first to say God prodded him toward a campaign. Texas Gov. Rick Perry's wife, Anita, has said she felt God was speaking to her about the race, adding that her husband needed to see a "burning bush," a Biblical reference to God's first appearance to Moses.
During his speech, Cain also criticized President Barack Obama for canceling the space shuttle program — a decision actually made by President George W. Bush — as NASA shifts its focus on travel farther from Earth's orbit.
"I can tell you that as president of the United States, we are not going to bum a ride to outer space with Russia," Cain said to loud applause. "We're going to regain our rightful place in terms of technology, space technology."
Cain was talking about U.S. plans, now that the space shuttle is retired, to use Russian rockets to send astronauts to the International Space Station. In the meantime, NASA is focused on explorations deeper in space.
It was Bush who decided in 2004 to retire the space shuttle program. The Republican president still supported sending astronauts to the moon and Mars.
Obama, once in office, dropped the goal of a moon mission. Instead, NASA has plans to build a giant rocket capable of sending astronauts to an asteroid and eventually Mars. It wants to outsource to private companies the task of ferrying astronauts and cargo to the space station — a job previously performed by the space shuttle.
Until private companies are ready, NASA will keep buying seats on Russian Soyuz capsules to get astronauts to the space station. The cost per person to fly on a Soyuz is expected to rise from $56 million to $63 million, which is still cheaper than flying on the shuttle.
Cain spoke in advance of a Republican debate Saturday in South Carolina focused on foreign policy.[/release]
Good work losing more votes
When has listening to a deity ever been a good idea? :v:
I don't think so.
I like the title change
You do know that many of the other Republican candidates have said the same thing right?
Yea, and look where that got Palin and Bachmann
[QUOTE=Lifeslicer;33261032]When has listening to a deity ever been a good idea? :v:[/QUOTE]
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[quote]"We're going to regain our rightful place in terms of technology, space technology."[/quote]
well thats kinda cool i guess
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let me grab my binoculars
HERMAN CAIN USES 999 TO DEFEAT 666
[QUOTE]criticized President Barack Obama for canceling the space shuttle program — a decision actually made by President George W. Bush[/QUOTE]
This. Man. Is. Running. For. President.
[sub]Huh, did you know that almost every single result for facepalm in Google images is a demotivational poster?[/sub]
"And then the Godfather's Pizza franchise [I]itself[/I] descended from the heavens, and told me:
'Cain, this is not your destiny. Leave this company, and head east, to Washington DC. There you will find a house of whitish hue: claim it for yourself.'
And I replied:
'But how will you defeat Domino's without me?'
'Domino's sucks. We'll be fine.'
'Do you have any advice for me?'
'Up Up Down Down Left Right Left Right B A'
'Thank you! I will remember it!'
And then I fucked the nearest woman I could find."
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[url=http://consumerist.com/2011/10/dominos-pizza-managers-charged-with-arson-in-papa-johns-fire.html]'Domino's sucks. We'll be fine.'[/url][/QUOTE]
Herman Cain is a black person.
Divine Right of Presidents.
[QUOTE=just-a-boy;33261788]Herman Cain is a black person.[/QUOTE]
indeed
I don't get why american voters like this? If a UK politician did this he'd just be immediately labeled as a moron.
[QUOTE=Ripvayne;33261855]Divine Right of Presidents.[/QUOTE]
Them 'dere atheists have not been blessed with the ability to comprehend divine providence.:downs:
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Until private companies are ready, NASA will keep buying seats on Russian Soyuz capsules to get astronauts to the space station. The cost per person to fly on a Soyuz is expected to rise from $56 million to $63 million,[b] which is still cheaper than flying on the shuttle.[/b][/quote]
Interesting, never knew that.
[QUOTE=just-a-boy;33261788]Herman Cain is a black person.[/QUOTE]
I disagree.
God told me to run as President.
So now the Presidency is ordained by God? What is this Hapsburg shit going on here.
Nobody knows the 999 is God emergency number.
It's not really news that Republicans tend to flock to their sky wizard whenever they need an excuse.
[quote][b]Four women have now accused Cain of sexually harassing them[/b] when he led the National Restaurant Association more than a decade ago.[/quote]
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[QUOTE=SSBMX;33261011]Good work losing more votes[/QUOTE]
He's running for presidency in America.
So mentioning the word god in your campaign gets you the majority of votes
[QUOTE=znk666;33262686]He's running for presidency in America.
So mentioning the word god in your campaign gets you the majority of votes[/QUOTE]
I doubt Americans are that dumb.
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Gets me everytime.
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i think he confused god with someone else
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i think he confused god with someone else[/QUOTE]
Time for another Conspiracy fiasco.
But godddddddd~ I don't want to!
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