The Right Scoop- Anonymous
Guys like West, Al Notso Shartpon, Jackson etc, wish the 60′s would happen all over again. I agree with Allen West when he said that institutional racism has been dead and gone for years now. It does not exist. Except for affirtimative action..and we all know that’s not racism..wink wink.
- Anonymous
The ‘Injustice’ Department: J. Christian Adams’ New Book Exposes DOJ Defending Racism, Islamic Extremism
by Pamela Geller
Obama’s Book Shows his Racism
http://bridgetdgms.wordpress.com/2008/04/04/obamas-book-shows-his-racism/
- B-Funk
Good point on Affirmative Action there… /sigh I wish more of the Black community would realize it’s just the masters keeping them on the plantation.
- http://twitter.com/jspinnow jspinnow
Really, there are still demographic populations that are last ones hired, and first ones fired. Yea, right. except for a few token people.
- Anonymous
the monoliths
- Maxsteele
Look at those two guys “smoking the proverbial crack pipe” Cousin IT and Lurche.
- http://www.planettron.com NickDeringer
Herman Cain is off the plantaion and the Left is hunting him down. If nothing else, Cain will inspire African Americans to reach for success in this country.
- http://www.therightscoop.com/ The Right Scoop
Exactly. But I think a President Cain could do far more damage to the lies from the ‘plantation left’. It’s clear they fear him right now. I think him taking it all the way would be awesome.
- Anonymous
If Belafonte thinks Cain is a bad apple it’s because Harry B has been hittin’ the political “apple” SAUCE for countless decades.
It is so refreshing to listen to a non-victim. Yes Herman Cain.
- Anonymous
Too bad Belafonte became so vile. I used to like that banana song. Used to.
- Anonymous
Cain recognizes the racism within the Black American Community. He can speak without a telepompter and I will bet you guys and girls that Bill Cosby will speakout in favor of Cain.
It may take the second black President to overturn and correct the damage made by the first black stupid Marxist/Socialist/Commie President ! - Anonymous
Actually, in most respects, Mr. Cain will be the first TRULY black AMERICAN president if elected.
GB
- http://www.facebook.com/gseggleston Gordie Eggleston
Bill Clinton once proclaimed that he was the first black President. Now Barack Obama is pulling the Clinton trick. In truth, Clinton is white and Obama is mulato. They are both wannabe blacks. Herman Cain, if elected, will be — without dispute from historians in 100 years — America’s first black President.
- http://twitter.com/mddunyansr Michaelsr
The more I listen to Herman Cain, the more I like him, the only problem I see is will he have like minded people in the senate and house. Otherwise, he may never get a budget passed, oh wait , we dont have one now.
- http://twitter.com/edenjac edenjac
he’s getting stronger, he just has to keep being honest. We already know there are things he doesn’t know but with the right values and principles and skills we can all go forward together. On Congress, that’s our part to help get like minded people in there or to put some fire in step
- Anonymous
THAT is the primary reason to support Mrs. Palin and her efforts going forward. Some believe the 2012 elections will be even more momentous than 2010, but that means we all have a lot of work to do.
GB
- Anonymous
Herman Cain is the only logical choice left to the Republican Party. He stands up for everything that is meaningful to us.
- Anonymous
“US,” and “the Republican Party,” aren’t necessarily after the same things. The Republican Party is scared and fighting to retain what little influence it still might have over the people who are joining the Tea Party in record numbers.
The Tea Party is the best hope for the future of the republic. IF the republicrats had their way, the Tea Party would just go away.
I believe the current status is something like this:
democrat party. . . . . . . republicrat party. . . . . . .Tea Party
Left Center Left RightWith the most “progressive” to the left, and the Tea Party to the right or conservative side.
GB
- http://twitter.com/ozziecastillo Ozzie
I think Cain is in touch with Glenn Beck—- It’s not a bad thing, but I’m glad to see a potential candidate take GB’s knowledge and use it rather than dismiss it. GB has been right on so many things and it is to our detriment to ignore him. Glad to see some conservatives coming together in thought…..and screw the politicians because they would never give GB the time of day.
- Anonymous
While interviewing Mr. Cain last week, Mr. Beck told him that he will share all of his files and research with him.
I am sure Mr. Beck would do the same with anyone he deemed worthy, but what an advantage on these matters for Mr. Cain.
GB
- http://twitter.com/ozziecastillo Ozzie
I remember hearing that somewhere, but they discussed that after Cain got the nomination…..from the sounds of this interview, Cain has the notes early because he seems to be running off some basic premises that Beck understands.
- Anonymous
The basic premises to which you refer may be fundamental (if that word doesn’t have a negative connotation now) principles, that can be arrived at in many ways.
GB
- Anonymous
What would those wretched little know nothings like Belefonte and West do without racisim? They would shrivel up and die…so to keep from that happening, they manufacture it whenever it’s demise is threatened and the truth is pointed out.
They don’t want…they DO. NOT. WANT. men to be judged by the content of their character. - Anonymous
Nailed it!!!
- Anonymous
BBL, a lot of Conservative energy has shifted to Cain because the Palin, Christie and Trump types are moving to his side. You can’t stop this Conservative movement, the train has left the Station while Romney and Perry stand in the firing circle…
- Anonymous
Many of us can see this happening, However I am betting that the old guard GOP does not totally believe it, YET.. But they will, or be run over and left for dead..
Conservatism needs to go on the offensive…A prime reason of why I support Palin so much..
We have been attacked and the leftist are trying everything to put us down for good. Compromise is not in their vocabulary any longer. They ARE going for the kill. - Anonymous
From your keyboard to God’s ears.
We can still expect a Tsarah Tsunami, just not for the gop nomination.
GB
- Anonymous
I agree, Cain is the only choice left!
- Anonymous
Amen brother ,”you are preaching to the choir” keep up the AWESOME WORK,and shutting down these crazy, lame-ass,phonies who keep trying to tear you down Mr.Cain because they are AFRAID FOR OBAMA AND THE DEMS.!
- Anonymous
Can’t wait for the time when the left is ready to treat black people like they are just normal people like everyone else. We’re all human, why is this such a tough concept for the bleeding hearts who keep preaching about “equality”? Wouldn’t equality start with treating everyone the same, no matter what color they may be? That was a rhetorical question.
- Anonymous
From Human Events:
http://www.humanevents.com/article.php?id=38963
“How many black Americans know Martin Luther King’s battle to desegregate the South had him fighting Democrats, such as Georgia Gov. Lester Maddox, who refused to serve blacks in his restaurant in defiance of the 1964 Civil rights Act; Alabama Gov. George Wallace, who ended his 1962 gubernatorial victory speech with the phrase, “segregation now, segregation tomorrow, segregation forever;” or Alabama Public Safety Commissioner Eugene “Bull” Connor, who prevented integration using attack dogs and fire hoses against protesters?
How many black Americans know the Republican Party was formed in 1854 as the anti-slavery party—even as Democrats founded the Ku Klux Klan in 1866? How many know President John Fitzgerald Kennedy, (who voted against the Civil Rights Act of 1957) along with his brother Atty. Gen. Robert Kennedy, had Martin Luther King wire-tapped by the FBI in the hope they could prove he was a Communist?
How many Americans of any ethnic persuasion know Martin Luther King was a Republican? How many know it was Republicans who established the NAACP?
Most historians consider the Civil Rights Act of 1964 a defining moment in black America’s fight for equality. Because it was passed during the administration of Democratic President Lyndon Johnson, Democrats became known as party of de-segregation—even though a higher percentage of Republicans than Democrats voted in favor of the bill. And despite the reality that 23 Democratic senators filibustered the bill, trying to prevent its passage.”
- Anonymous
Lyndon Johnson also voted against the civil rights act of 1957 while in the Senate.
- Anonymous
…and had to rely on republicrat senators in the senate to pass it on his watch.
GB
- Anonymous
Another interesting snippet: The Republicans passed a Civil Rights bill after the Civil War. The first thing the Dems did when they got power again was to repeal it. And they fought it for another hundred years. (I read this in one of David Barton’s books – American History in Black & White.)
- Anonymous
The NAACP was established by blacks and WHITE republicans. And turned over to blacks later… Now, y’all look what they gone and done.
wikipedia.org, however distills the story down in keeping with their leftist stance.
GB
- Anonymous
I want Herman Cain to be my first African-American President.
- http://www.facebook.com/people/Brian-Skinner/100000598231323 Brian Skinner
slam Dunk!!!
- Anonymous
I love that he’s using the phrase, “Democrat Plantation.” Col. West also uses that expression. It’s a great way to capture the exploitation of blacks in Democrat voting blocks – where you surrender your personal identity to “the collective,” to group identity politics. And what happens when you decide to be an individual and think for yourself? Well, you’re called all manner of racially charged names, like Uncle Tom. It is the Left that is obsessed with race. They are the first and the last to bring up race. I’m so glad to see a man who knows that it’s not about the color of one’s skin, but the content of one’s character. If only blacks would have this realization, en masse, and throw off the race baiters like Sharpton and Jackson. More power to you, Mr. Cain.
- Anonymous
Yes indeed! The left is obsessed with race, gender, “sexual orientation”, religion, ethnicity, class, wealth, educational background, and state of origin. Any of these categories can be used as a basis for playing the victim card.
So let’s see… using those criteria a “hero” on the left would be someone who is bi-racial, confused about his/her sexual orientation, who was raised by a “poor, struggling, single parent” somewhere NOT in “flyover” country, who is not a practicing Christian or Jew, and he/she would have a college degree from an Ivy League university.
Funny, come to think about it Bill Clinton fits most of these categories as well.
- Anonymous
Excellent!
- Steven
If Cain is the nominee and he just wins 15% of the black vote, it will be a watershed in American politics. Here the GOP has been advocating open borders to pander to Hispanics, because they all but gave up on attracting black votes and now they have a candidate who can potentially bring in a high enough percentage of the black vote to win in an epic landslide in 2012.
And if he does become president and proves himself (I know I get ahead of myself), he’s likely to get a majority of the black vote upon reelection (2016), potentially making states like California and New York battleground states. My, my, my, my! Why would the GOP want to nominate someone like this?
Yes. We. Cain!
- Anonymous
I Love Herman Cain. He is a well-spoken, intelligent, patriot.
- http://twitter.com/jspinnow jspinnow
hahaha. The 9/9/9 plan wouldn’t generate enough revenue for the country to run. Simplistic soultions to complex problems. It aint going to work, and it will all be pushed on to the poor and middle class backs. Patrioit, nope she just another selfish politition
- Anonymous
he would hand obama his ass in a debate and i LOVE IT
- http://fishygov.wordpress.com FishyGov
Perhaps Herman should drop the phrase “Democrat Plantation” and start using the term “Hellenistic Syndrome”.
- http://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=1497076194 Travis Pierson
Liking Cain more every time I hear him speak.
- http://twitter.com/jspinnow jspinnow
I am scared because people actually believe this garbage. I like him less. Articulating garbage is still garbage, no matter how well spoken.
- http://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=1497076194 Travis Pierson
I had to read 2 Cornell West books for some crappy, required class back in college. They were complete garbage. The man is utterly incapable of expressing (and possibly conceiving) a coherent thought.
- Anonymous
As far as Belafonte is concerned, tally him bananas! Cain is the inspiration that this country needs to free us all from the bondage we call BIG GOVERNMENT.
- http://twitter.com/jspinnow jspinnow
And sell us out to coroporate interests.
- Anonymous
Whether he wins the nomination or not, having this guy as the Republican frontrunner for at least a period of time will be a blessing for this country. He has the potential to break the hold that the Democrats have over black people, and that alone is worth the price of admission! I was holding out for Sarah Palin, but maybe she was on to something by declaring herself out of the race just as “Herb Cain” was on the ascendence. He carries the Tea Party banner as well as anyone out there.
- Anonymous
Cain has my support and vote. He has won me over.
- http://profiles.google.com/ajtelles Art Telles
Dittos Scoop…
As you said in you video commentary, “… vote Cain in 2012.”
The squeaky wheel gets the grease.
Herman Cain, the articulate Conservative with common sense ATTITUDE gets the attention of the snake in the grass racist, yes, racist, ankle biters like the marxist Al Sharpton, the marxist professor Cornell West and vintage singer/entertainer but current marxist Harry Belafonte.
Cain is getting the attention because THEY, the marxists, perceive Cain as a threat to their shallow thinker vision of a “transformed” America.
More power and wisdom and voluble articulation about the issues to Herman Cain.
Art
I, with Cain, Beck, Palin and others, stand with ALL the people of Israel
To STOP! Islamization of America
I propose calling on the Hebrew personal name of YHWH (Yahowah – some prefer Yahweh) vs. the Arabic name of Alllah (… and Allahu Akbar) - Mr. EMT
So when they called colin powell an uncle tom they did so because he was a threat to them too?
- Anonymous
In Mr. Powell’s case it was a matter of him being perceived as a conservative at that time.
GB
- Mr. EMT
Yeah, I still do not recall anything other than working under Bush he did that could give anyone that idea.
In either event, Cain is going out of his way to alienate black people with a democratic mindset, calling them brainless etc, regardless of the accuracy, is going to do nothing but generate animosity between himself and left leaning/supporting blacks.
Trust me, I about pushing buttons and he is pushing the race button every time he has a chance. - Anonymous
One thing I like about Mr Cain – He leads by example
- Anonymous
“I never took a class in political correctness.”
I can’t get enough of this guy!
- http://www.facebook.com/people/Dave-Kawasaki/1798183858 Dave Kawasaki
No BS. I like Cain.
- http://www.facebook.com/people/Mike-Florey/100002838321254 Mike Florey
Liberals always let you know who they fear. That’s who they attack.
- mike morrison
I know I’m not the only one saying this, but if socially conservative blacks (which most are) knew just how fast the GOP would run to support them in local and state elections, the democrats would lose a staggering amount of members overnight. It’s not about race, it’s about ideas and values. Herman is the perfect example of this. He’s unpolished as a politician, but big on ideas and is a natural leader. I hope he wins as Romney is a big government liberal and Perry (my governor:( ) is a professional liar who can’t be trusted…we need a real person in office with a proven record of success. That is Herman Cain in every sense.
- Anonymous
Yes, look at the way the gop has “run to support” other true conservatives like Christine O’Donnell, Mrs. Palin, et al.
GB
- Mr. EMT
Thanks for reminding us again you are the only black candidate and if people dont want to look like racists they will vote you cain.
- Anonymous
I don’t see that logic. I believe Cain advocates that its not about race. Its about personal responsibility and making your own way regardless of race. West and those like him want everything to be about race and that to determine what you are “owed” by the government and what one should “act” like. They should be cheering Herman Cain as an example for young blacks. Is it bad for young blacks to aspire to be like Herman Cain?? A successful business man who earned his way to where he is??? What is wrong with that? Thats what everyone else wants right??
- Mr. EMT
If that were true he would not have attacked Perry over a damned rock someone else painted on.
Nor would he have earned a lifetime achievement award for “diversifying” his work place which was used to make him look more liberal than the democrat he ran against in 04 for senator and lost to. - Anonymous
He was asked about the rock and commenting with his knowledge of it. He answered. He didn’t go out of his way to attack Perry on it. He didn’t bring it to light in the media either. He’s a black man running for the Republican nomination so its no surprise that the media was going to ask his thoughts on it. I thought he was pretty reasonable in his response and did not attack Perry’s character at all over the issue.
So I suppose he wasn’t liberal enough to beat that democrat in 04. Where is the proof that he diversified through “affirmative action policies” as you stated above?
- Mr. EMT
Ah yes, and obamao was asked about the cops who arrested his friend and called them stupid.
How did conservatives feel about that? - Anonymous
That is in no way similar. The police were called by a neighbor who saw something out of the ordinary. When asked for ID BO’s friend refused. He was cuffed because they didn’t know who he was and were making sure he wasn’t committing a crime and just saying he lived there in hopes the cops would just leave. Once they found out that he lived there they released him. One of the officers at the scene was black as well.
How in the world does BO’s buddy refusing to cooperate with police and subsequently being handcuffed correlate at all to what was written on a rock in Gov Perry’s ranch in TX?? Again Cain said the word was insensitive not neccessarily Gov Perry.
Your argument is weak.
- Anonymous
Mr. EMT, you need to come back to reality. He has awesome private sector experience, has balanced payroll, and has brought businesses back from the brink. I don’t think voting for him because he is “black” does him much justice. Pull your head out your hole, please!
- Mr. EMT
Awesome private sector experience?
The only experience anyone claims from him is his godfathers pizza experience where he shut down over half the operating chains, showed a marginal profit, and got the chain bought out from Pillsbury.
How many godfathers pizza chains in your state?
I bet there are fewer than mine in Texas with a whopping 12
http://www.godfathers.com/store_locator/However, he did earn a life time achievement award during that time for “diversifying the work place” with affirmative action policies.
- http://www.facebook.com/people/Chris-Dias/1680711668 Chris Dias
I’ve made up my mind. I’m voting even though Sarah is out, and I’m voting for CAin.
- Anonymous
Without race being an issue Sharpton, Jackson, Belefonte, Cornell West, Waters and all the others like them would be useless and having nothing to do. Heaven forbid they have to go find a real job and do some actual work.
- Anonymous
This is all a trap .
- Anonymous
What! Explain yourself or do not make one line comments that have no factual bases to them.
- http://twitter.com/jspinnow jspinnow
Yep, it is a trap. There is no substance to Mr. Cain, that will generate more jobs, or even correct our tax system. Just well spoken garbage, that doesn’t have a chance in hell of working. 9/9/9 is garbage. typical republican balance it on the backs of poor people. The ratio to the average worker to ceo pay 300/1 if not worse. There has never been an inequality as bad as it is now.
- Anonymous
I can see you pissed off as hell while typing that nonsense. Makes me happy. I’m even going to push “like” on your comment, so you won’t feel so neglected.
- Anonymous
I agree with InsiderII, please elaborate, we’re all ears (eyes)…
- Anonymous
Did you take a massive bong hit and say that line as you were blowing out the smoke? If so, right on. If not, you have no excuse.
- Anonymous
I agree with Cain about these “protests”, and have
been thinking this all along… These stink to high
Heaven of astro-turf. Someone has got to be able
to prove this is all orchestrated by Obama and his
union thug friends. Where are these people bussed
in from? Who is financing them? It just really smells
fishy. - http://twitter.com/jspinnow jspinnow
Astroturf is Like the Tea party AFP. which is just sucking Koch dollars. Corportate interest to keep the average person down without rights, and low pay. These are real people who are underemployed and unemployeed that are protesting. In large part because people on wall street got away with defrauding the public.
Remember private investment accounts from bush years. It would of been great for the rich because then they could wipe out any fall back the little guy had for all his suffering. Wait until there is enough money in there, and they pull there shares out, and watch the stock fall. Bankrupting the little person.
People are pissed off because when banks get bailed out and the little person gets shit on
- Anonymous
Get back to Wall Street; they miss you. Aren’t you supposed to be picking up the protestors some vegan takeout, given to them, generously, by a greedy business? Little person who gets shit on needs to get a job and work there way up the ladder, so they can one day do the shitting on.
- Anonymous
I’m voting Cain. The interview was great but there is one HUGE thing I think Rightscoop and the rest of you have missed. THE TEA PARTY IS ABOUT CUTTING THE SIZE & POWER OF THE FEDERAL GOVERNMENT!!! Did Herman missed this or is he trying appeal to the establishment voters.
Look guys it is not going to be enough to just get a republican or tea party in the White House if their just going to manage the debt! Yes I think the economy under any republican is going to get better but remember we are here at this point not because of Obama but because the republicans keep compromising with the democrats bill. HOW DO YOU COMPROMISE POISON, a s*** SANDWICH. We can not afford another G.W. Bush. We need to hold these candidates to the fire NOW. Not wait until they get into office!
Here is the link to let Herman Cain know that WE WANT TO HAVE DEPARTMENTS OF GOVERNMENTS CUT, MONEY TO ALL THESE NON-PROFIT ORGANIZATION CUT, & ENFORCE THE 10th AMENDMENT!
https://www.hermancain.com/contact-usCain2012!!!
- Anonymous
Something that everyone in this whole country seems to miss regularly and that Mrs. Palin ‘gets,’ is that CONGRESS WRITES THE CHECKS.
In 1968 I returned from SEA to hear a whole lot of congress people protesting the Vietnam conflict. (It wasn’t called a war then) If one took the time to check the Congressional Record, it was obvious that many who protested the conflict were still voting to fund the same.
We can have one of the most fiscally conservative people available elected to the presidency of this country and if the congress is not over-hauled, we will continue down the slippery slope that is getting slipperier and slopier all the time.
GB
- Anonymous
Now that’s what I’m saying!
- http://twitter.com/jspinnow jspinnow
go ahead make this country go into the total the hell hole. Idc. It is gonna be another bush on crack
- Anonymous
I love this guy!
- http://www.facebook.com/gseggleston Gordie Eggleston
Of all current GOP presidential aspirants, Herman Cain has the most potential to become as much a beloved American President as Roanld Reagan was. And THAT is yet another reason the Left hates him. Once he becomes President there will be no stopping his popularity, and attempts to do so will only provoke the ire of the public at large.
- Anonymous
Mr. Cain and Representative West are the true faces of the modern Negro Republican.
- Anonymous
What’s that “negro” crap, nilsmontan? You need to get your filthy mouth washed out with soap for that bullshizzle.
- Anonymous
Herman is my choice for sure. He has no sympathy, just complete, objective common sense. We need to shun presidential candidates that want to fix social problems. We need presidents that mean to lower the percentage of social programs.
- Anonymous
Cain is Reagan reincarnate. This guy should get the nomination, and we will see our country flourish.
- http://twitter.com/jspinnow jspinnow
More like head straight into the toilet. He maybe be aritculate, but its all bullshit.
- Anonymous
You sound angry? Does Cain not blow your hair back? Who gives a crap about being articulate? He created jobs, kept a company from going under – a true capitalist. You find a guy that makes you happy, because he is polished and “articulate.” I’ll vote for a capitalist to take this country back to its natural habitat.
Herman Cain had another great interview – this time on Hannity. Both Harry Belafonte and Cornell West have attacked Cain lately because of his comments yesterday that racism doesn’t really matter that much anymore. Cain contends that people need to work hard and created opportunities for themselves. That didn’t sit well with Belafonte who said that Cain was a ‘totally false bad apple in the black community’ and Cornell West also responded by saying that Cain needs to ‘get of the symbolic crack pipe’. To West, Cain simply notes that he’s been in the real world while West has been in academia too long. To Belafonte he says:
I left the Democrat plantation a long time ago. And all that they try to do when someone like – and I’m not the only black person out there that shares these conservative views – the only tactic that they have to try and intimidate me and shut me up is to call me names and this sorta thing. It just simply won’t work.
I love it. Cain speaks his mind and hits right back at those attacking him for being black and conservative. As I suggested earlier today, he has people like Al Sharpton and Cornell West worried and this is just more reason for me to vote Cain in 2012. He’s like a wrecking ball to their lies.
Here’s the full interview:
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