My take away from the debate: perhaps the ideal presidency


Perhaps we need an administration in which Newt develops the ideas and works the mechanics but Cain keeps the administration grounded and sells the vision to the masses. It’s too bad they’re both from Georgia.



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Its not like we dont already know what needs to be done.

lastgopinillinois (Diary) Sunday, November 6th at 9:00PM EST (link)

The ideas are out there. Some folks in congress have already drafted plans to fix some things. Many candidates have plans that could work or be adjusted for best results. there are 15 freedom-loving, pro-growth, job-creating bills that have passed the House this year that have gone no-where in the Senate.
Plans. Thats not the big worry. Who will provide the leadership to get it done.
Who is capable of selling these ideas to the American people and ready to stand and fight the demogoguery with the truth? Who will hold the line on raising tax rates and provide us with meaningful debt reduction? Who will be ready to VETO any legislation that compromises conservative principles so we can get the country moving in the RIGHT direction again?
In the final analysis, its all about who can you trust with all the above.

In the beginning, God created earth to be an extension of his vast Kingdom and his LOVE was so great that he wanted to share it with man, whom he created in his own image and likeness and gave him free will.
To this very principal, the Founding Fathers of our nation decreed that freedom is a God-given in-alienable right of all the people.

the difficulty is in overcoming each candidate's limitations

wet_rat (Diary) Sunday, November 6th at 10:32PM EST (link)

Professor Gingrich talks over the average hard-working American’s head. For example, we might agree that the CBO should go, but how many people know what the CBO is?

I am worried about Romney and Perry on substance. They seem to be too accepting of the conventional wisdom. Big government, open borders, etc.

I am concerned that Cain is insufficiently familiar with the mechanics of Washington and that some of his views are not well formed.