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Herman Cain Calls for Creation of Third Party

Former Republican presidential candidate Herman Cain is calling for the creation of a third political party — saying it is clear to him that neither major political party is willing to address the nation’s economic problems.

“This country is in trouble and it is clear that neither party — is going to fix the problems we face.”

Cain agreed with Fischer’s assessment that conservatives are growing tired of being ignored by Republican party leadership — and that many believe the GOP no longer speaks for them.

Cain said it was troubling that Mitt Romney received fewer votes than John McCain did in 2008 — suggesting that many conservatives did not vote on Tuesday.

“I don’t believe the Republican Party has the ability to rebrand itself against the mainstream media machine that blatantly works to support this president and other liberals as well as the Democrats,” Cain told the radio host.

http://radio.foxnews.com/toddstarnes/top-stories/herman-cain-calls-for-creation-of-third-party.html

One can not rebrand itself by denying the lies and obfuscations being voiced to embarrass and defame them.

One has to publicly accuse said liars as being “Liars” right to their face …. thus forcing them to defend their devious disingenuous acts of character assignations.

You got it, Sam. Until the Republicans find a backbone (I thought I saw one in the first debate) it does not matter who they run.

I find this fiscal cliff fascinating, as if we go off of it, people will have to realize that Bush really did cut their taxes, not just the rich folks' taxes, although I do not count on the Republicans to be able to string those same words together.