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To: Augustus Gloop who wrote (9712)	10/6/2011 4:18:53 PM
From: Jorj X Mckie	3 Recommendations Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 23934

I do get it. there are those who don't agree with me about Cain. but if it is between Cain and Obama, who are the republicans going to vote for? Who are the independents going to vote for? who are the democrats going to vote for? Who are the blacks going to vote for? who are the hispanics going to vote for? who are the jews going to vote for? Who are the catholics going to vote for? Who are union workers going to vote for? ================================ Republicans and Tea Party members aren't going to switch over to Obama no matter what. Those votes are a lock. Obama will get the hard left vote. But who has Obama alienated? He has alienated anybody who works in the fossil fuel industry. He proved that he is willing to shut down the oil industry and the coal industry. Even the union workers in those industries see him as a threat. Obama got 95% of the black vote. He'll get the majority of blacks again. But the middle class blacks are going to see Cain as a reasonable alternative. Obama has proven to be anti-catholic and his views on abortion and gay marriage will have alienated many in the hispanic community. Obama has proven to be anti-israel. Cain is pro-israel. Cain won't get all of the jewish vote, but he's gonna take some of them. Cain will take a significant portion of the independents out there. And he will take a decent portion of the voting blocks that went to Obama in the last election. Cain is electable and he is articulate and he makes one hell of a role model for minorities.