Herman Cain

Democrat denials, distractions and lies

I know we have documented some of the Democrat denials, distractions and lies before, but the list just keeps on growing. Sadly, many Democrat supporters just look the other way, and it's not toward Republicans.

Obama economy gives us more horrible news: Only 151,000 new jobs in August

Let me lay out some things you need if you want to see jobs created:

See my interview yesterday with Mike Pence

I have so enjoyed spending time these past few days with Indiana Gov. Mike Pence.

I introduced Mike Pence in Atlanta last night . . .

I was honored beyond words last night to have been asked to introduce Gov. Mike Pence when he visited Atlanta last night. And while he made a lot of great points in his speech last night

S.I.N. on steroids

Hillary Clinton's presidential campaign has resorted to S.I.N. on steroids! What’s that, you ask?

Help the world's poor: Shut down the Clinton Foundation

Whenever the Clintons find their corruption exposed, you can always count on their cronies taking to the nation’s talk shows and making, er, creative arguments in their defense.

Why no, Hillary, spreading the wealth around has not been good for everybody

One of the favorite tactics of Democrats is to demand to be allowed to do something, and then, once they’ve done it and it didn’t work, pretend they never got to do it and insist the solution is to do the dumb thing they already did.

Let a real CEO, not the media, tell you why Trump is making changes to his campaign

I always find it amusing when the political media try to analyze why changes are made to a candidate’s campaign structure. The storylines are always predictable: It’s a “shakeup” in response to “bad poll numbers” or “internal strife” or something along those lines, helpfully explained by people who have never had leadership positions in their lives.

Media don't understand Trump and Hillary economic plans are apples and oranges

As I watched reporters last week comparing the Trump economic plan to the Hillary economic plan, which were both offered last week from the same venue on different days, I realized the reporters had no clue they were comparing apples to oranges.

Try economic prosperity math to pick your candidate

If I toss a term like "dynamic economic analysis" by you, you could be excused for thinking it sounds like a bunch of esoteric nonsense that college professors would sit around and talk about.

Trump's right: The media's rigged the game . . . but he has to overcome it

I could feel Donald Trump’s frustration from thousands of miles away. I’d been there. In the course of a campaign for president, you say something that isn’t as clear as it could be. The political class calls statements like this “inartful” for some reason. You know what you meant. It’s easy enough to explain it.

Side by side, the Trump card shows what really matters

Now that the Republican and Democrat National Conventions are over, and the media are consumed with political noise and manipulated polls, it's time to focus on the big differences between Republican presidential candidate Donald Trump and Democrat presidential candidate Hillary Clinton.

Relax: A moment in time doesn't determine what will happen in November

Presidential campaigns have very high points, very low points and lots of slogging in between. I can certainly tell you about that. And the past week saw more than a few rough spots for Donald Trump, whose failure to be measured in the things he said gave his media enemies the perfect excuse to paint him as erratic and out of control.

Science confirms: Laughter really is the best medicine

I suppose the last thing we need is for someone to take laughter and make it all serious, but I want you to know what a lot of serious scholars are starting to recognize: Laughing is good for you. It makes you healthier, more relaxed and less tense. It relieves stress. It even boosts your immune system!

If only that shrieking Hillary speech had anything to do with reality

Once she got past the platitudes, Hillary Clinton spun quite a tale on Thursday night about the realities of modern-day America. She’s not as skillful a liar as her husband, but I suppose anyone interested in lying would do so pretty confidently if they were sure they would not get called out for the lies.

Where's the beef?

"Where's the beef?" was a very popular and memorable advertising theme for Wendy's three decades ago. It highlighted the amount of beef in its burgers versus the competition.

I saw Dinesh D'Souza's Hillary's America: The Secret History of the Democratic Party

This past Saturday night, my wife Gloria and I were honored to accompany Dinesh D'Souza and his wife to a special screening of his film, Hillary's America: The Secret History of the Democratic Party, as a theater in the Atlanta area.

Trump showed at RNC he's approaching the presidency like a smart CEO

One of the reasons I’ve been favorably inclined toward Donald Trump’s candidacy right from the start is that he saw something I saw when I ran four years ago. America needs a president who understands executive decision-making.

Why I talked about peace through strength with clarity

When I ran for president, I summed up my thinking on foreign policy with the term “peace through strength with clarity.” To help demonstrate what this meant, we created a map that clearly labeled certain nations. Britain was a friend. Russia was a rival. Various nations in the Middle East represented threats.

What you missed in my one-on-one interview this morning with Donald Trump

In case you missed it, Donald Trump was my guest during the 11 a.m. hour of The Herman Cain Show this morning. We'll have the audio posted later on today but I want you to know the high points of the discussion we had.