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Herman Cain is a national syndicated radio talk show host “The Herman Cain Show” out of Atlanta’s WSB 750am and is a FOX News Business Commentator. Cain remains President and CEO of T.H.E., Incorporated and serves on the Boards of Directors for AGCO Corporation, Aquila, Incorporated, Reader's Digest Association, Incorporated, Hallmark Cards Incorporated and Whirlpool Corporation. In 2004, he ran as a candidate for the United States Senate from Georgia.

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In Attack on Bill O’Reilly, CNN Plays the Race Card Oct 3, 2007: There are a lot of things that move race relations forward in this country that most people never hear about, but there seems to be more things that move race relations backward due to “race-colored” glasses, an abundance of negative racial stereotypes in entertainment, making condescending remarks and taking comments out of context to attack someone.

Michael Vick Enters the Dangerous Court of Public Opinion Jul 25, 2007: The federal indictment of Michael Vick, star quarterback of the Atlanta Falcons football team, revealed once again the inherent danger in the court of public opinion.

Back to Terrorism Reality: Islamic Fascists are the Enemy Jul 11, 2007: Now that the 2007 Independence Day fireworks and barbeque celebrations are over, let’s get back to the chilling reality of the threat of Islamic fascism to our national security. I apologize for killing the mood of the party so abruptly, but terrorists don’t take holidays.

Democrats’ Pathetic Political Pandering Jul 5, 2007: The Democratic Party’s political propaganda was flying high last week at a presidential candidate’s forum held at Howard University. Promising universal health care for all Americans was not new from the presidential hopefuls, but now candidate John Edwards believes that if the government spends enough money, we can find a cure for AIDS.

Political Class Tells Working Class: Here’s Your Immigration Bill Jun 18, 2007: President Bush’s latest attempt to salvage the Immigration Bill has made it crystal clear that there is indeed a political class of those we elect, who blatantly ignore the wishes of the electorate. Despite the overwhelming outcry against the bill in its present form, the president and many members of Congress seem determined to pass a collection of glued-together agendas, which are far from being a comprehensive solution.