Erick Erickson’s Brutally Embarrassing Love Letter to Herman Cain

[one_voice]

Herman,

I owe you a good bit of my present career in radio. You leaving opened the door for me.

I still believe you can win the Republican nomination.

I still believe you can beat Barack Obama.

I still believe you can be one of the most inspiring Presidents since Ronald Reagan.

The Herman Cain I know would not and could not do what you are accused of. And I know it is incredibly unfair to ask you, in effect, to prove a negative. How the hell does one prove one did not do something?

But Herman, part of your refreshing appeal is your willingness to say things like “I don’t know” and “I’ll surround myself with the best people who do know.”

It is abundantly obvious to a lot of us Herman that you are not living up to your own words. You said you would surround yourself with the best people — the competent people to help you.

Last week, J.D. Gordon had a disastrous performance on a Blackberry on Geraldo’s show. His performance set the tone for the Monday news shows, all of which pointed out that your own communications vice president would not deny the story.

Then Mark Block went on TV to blame Curt Anderson only to walk it back the next day.

This week, Mark Block again went on TV, said he had verified the identify of a reporter as the son of your accuser, and got it totally wrong. But he said it was verified. It was a lie.

*snip*

http://www.angryblacklady.com/2011/11/10/erick-ericksons-brutally-embarrassing-love-letter-to-herman-cain/?utm_source=rss&utm_medium=rss&utm_campaign=erick-ericksons-brutally-embarrassing-love-letter-to-herman-cain


This should be a SNL skit. You really can't make this shit up.

:rofl: :rofl: :rofl: :rofl:

[Laelth]

1. Ridiculous drivel.

As if Cain had any chance of winning the nomination. As if Cain were actually running for the office. Erickson is terribly naive if he's sincerely giving Cain advice on how to win. Cain isn't even trying to win.

-Laelth

[immoderate]

3. It's a different world. Ronal Reagan and George Bush should have shown you something.

Throw out any ideas that you have that there are any qualifications for the Republican nomination, and therefore, for the office of president. I'm still betting on Sarah Palin.

--imm

[SomethingFishy]

4. What you said....

Cain was never a "real" candidate and certainly never even close to viable. If anything he was there to show as that "their blacks are better than our blacks"... as Coulter so ignorantly put it.

[msanthrope]

2. Jeebus. Next he'll be having Rich Lowry 'starbursts.'

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=phqYQS5NO0s