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What they say about Hermain..

Posted on December 3, 2011, 12:12 am, by admin, under Uncategorized.

What’s his announcement going to be—”I’m running for Super-Duper President”?
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jem6695
47 Fans
21 minutes ago( 6:50 PM)
Bye Herman! and take Michelle with you!!!!
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Pucifer
Over Bridge of Sighs that’s where I’ve been
1121 Fans
21 minutes ago( 6:49 PM)
Obviously, Mrs Cain prefers the Herman to be out on the road constantly.
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Leefeller
64 Fans
22 minutes ago( 6:49 PM)
Announcing that one is going to make a big announcement is so Republican, geez these folks are the real life Johnson’s in the movie “blazing Saddles”!
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leach234
9 Fans
23 minutes ago( 6:48 PM)
Herman Cains big annoiuncement is that he has decided Michelle Bachmann will be his vice president.
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aquarius2
live laugh love
386 Fans
23 minutes ago( 6:48 PM)
Last week I heard use the words “shucky ducky” whatever that means. Honestly is this the kind of guy that is hoping to represent the USA?
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SoCalNick
Former 99er, Business Owner, Proud Veteran 101st
1701 Fans
23 minutes ago( 6:48 PM)
herman had better concentrate on how he is going to keep half his stuff and quit wasting the rest of the nations time trying to convince US that he is innocent..we KNOW better.

This has gotten more and more pathetic everyday.

herman was never serious about running, this was about promoting HERMAN plain and simple.

Just like the quitter, herman learned that ALL of your dirt comes out when you jump into the big pond, WHO IN THEIR RIGHT MIND DOESN’T know this???

Ole hermy is clearly trying to fool his WIFE and is using the campaign as an excuse at this point.

No one is fooled.

That is all
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dontomas
No micro bio
77 Fans
23 minutes ago( 6:47 PM)
I do not understand why people like Cain think they can hide from the vetting. All he has to do is remember everything that was pulled out on Obama even to being a friend to a “terrorist”, his minister, and all the rest. Its just plain dishonest to collect donations for a campaign unless you know you are totally clean with your past or have disclosed it up front. People are going to come out of the woodwork to dish dirt and if a candidate cannot deal with that then there is no sense in running for a high office.
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Beg4Nothing
And I know the sunlight bleaches you
1223 Fans
23 minutes ago( 6:47 PM)
I just switched my insurance to G 1 e C 0 and saved $200. – Herman
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tommyg54
59 Fans
24 minutes ago( 6:47 PM)
Cains job plan is to put one lawer at a time to work.So far so good.He’s keeping reporters working and Godfarthers pizza just dropped there prices to $9.99 for a Ginger White pizza.
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leach234
9 Fans
24 minutes ago( 6:47 PM)
Herman Cains big announcement will be a free pizza for anyone who still will vote for him.
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raviandsonia
235 Fans
24 minutes ago( 6:47 PM)
Please don’t go Cain.
America needs you (Concealing my glee)
Romney needs you (Really concealing my laughter)
The GOP needs you (Not really – Can’t laugh to this one)
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thegreenhornet
civil rights lawyer
272 Fans
24 minutes ago( 6:46 PM)
Perhaps he is about to announce that there are a few more affairs that are about to surface — braggart
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Capt X
47 Fans
25 minutes ago( 6:46 PM)
I get the impression he doesn’t really care who he hurts.

He’s going to continue.
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Mochilero
Have backpack, will travel
264 Fans
25 minutes ago( 6:46 PM)
Too late, big cheese. You are already yesterday’s newspaper.

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