Could you vote for a Ron Paul/Herman Cain ticket?

[KRAMERCAT]

Originally Posted by Ironmaw1776

I think it would be interesting if Ron Paul won the GOP nomination and then chose a democratic VP(if it were viable), like Kucinich for instance ... Give him a bipartisan anti-Fed platform to run against the bankster shill who is installed in the white house at this time.

Im pretty sure Kucinich might agree ...


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That would be a dream ticket, if only Americans weren't so stupid. I wonder if that ticket would be a landslide victory in another country - say Iceland?

[Jermaine88]

When Pigs Fly....Well not even then.

[floridasandy]

Originally Posted by hueyeats

See... again you are not me and would never know what I think for the matter of fact.

If there were 2 candidate, Bachmann and Cain... guess what???
I'd still vote for Cain.... why???? Bachmann is not well liked at all by some and cannot unite the USA the way Cain would... the way I would have wanted it united (class & race both).

Oh and as for Cain is like changing a place with Obama...
I do not believe that.
Cain is born in the USA from quite a few generations... is LOYAL to his people.
Obama is born in USA, of a parent not of USA & his childhood friends (indonesians), college friends (you know who) is more sympathetic to foreigners than *his own people* from the good ol' USA (hell he even invited the Russians to witness our military secrets... the latest... worst than even Clinton did).
NOT from that same cloth at all...
If you think Cain is on that same level as Obama... than again you are NOT conservative. Why????
Super few conservative think there is anyone worse than Obama... simple as that.

So you not being me...

You cannot tell me how would I vote.... even if the candidate were to change.
Not even Palin would sway me from Cain.

And Cain IS leading. Hopefully taking it all the way so my whole *point* in voting (Obama to be out of the white house for good) will come to reality.

Yes...and it is to *beat* Obama.

i agree 100% that cain is certainly not obama, but the question i have for you is regarding foreign policy.

cain is very openly hawkish and pro israel.

how would you reconcile a fiscal conservative stance with all the aggressive military spending that we would necessarily have to do under cain, and how does that benefit americans specifically?