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nd then there was that e-mail to the staff about traveling in a car with Mr. Cain: Do not speak to him unless you are spoken to, the memo said.
I found it odd, said a former staff member who liked to prep Mr. Cain for appearances while driving. The aide, who spoke on the condition of anonymity, quit not long afterward, citing the e-mail as one of the deciding factors.
Mr. Cains campaign has generated much promise since it began over the summer. A former business executive rises improbably from anonymity to the top of the polls, using the strength of his speechmaking, folksy charm and catchy policy plans.
But Mr. Cains campaign may have undermined itself with questionable decisions and a series of missteps, which have led to the impression that the candidate lacks focus and preparation.
http://www.nytimes.com/2011/10/27/u...management-skills-ex-aides-tell-of-chaos.html
nd then there was that e-mail to the staff about traveling in a car with Mr. Cain: Do not speak to him unless you are spoken to, the memo said.
I found it odd, said a former staff member who liked to prep Mr. Cain for appearances while driving. The aide, who spoke on the condition of anonymity, quit not long afterward, citing the e-mail as one of the deciding factors.
Mr. Cains campaign has generated much promise since it began over the summer. A former business executive rises improbably from anonymity to the top of the polls, using the strength of his speechmaking, folksy charm and catchy policy plans.
But Mr. Cains campaign may have undermined itself with questionable decisions and a series of missteps, which have led to the impression that the candidate lacks focus and preparation.
Wonder how she got around the NDA discussed further in the article.
I don't see him going the long haul.
http://www.nytimes.com/2011/10/27/u...management-skills-ex-aides-tell-of-chaos.html
nd then there was that e-mail to the staff about traveling in a car with Mr. Cain: Do not speak to him unless you are spoken to, the memo said.
I found it odd, said a former staff member who liked to prep Mr. Cain for appearances while driving. The aide, who spoke on the condition of anonymity, quit not long afterward, citing the e-mail as one of the deciding factors.
Mr. Cains campaign has generated much promise since it began over the summer. A former business executive rises improbably from anonymity to the top of the polls, using the strength of his speechmaking, folksy charm and catchy policy plans.
But Mr. Cains campaign may have undermined itself with questionable decisions and a series of missteps, which have led to the impression that the candidate lacks focus and preparation.
Wonder how she got around the NDA discussed further in the article.
I don't see him going the long haul.
i do wish republicans would settle on their loser
http://www.nytimes.com/2011/10/27/u...management-skills-ex-aides-tell-of-chaos.html
nd then there was that e-mail to the staff about traveling in a car with Mr. Cain: Do not speak to him unless you are spoken to, the memo said.
I found it odd, said a former staff member who liked to prep Mr. Cain for appearances while driving. The aide, who spoke on the condition of anonymity, quit not long afterward, citing the e-mail as one of the deciding factors.
Mr. Cains campaign has generated much promise since it began over the summer. A former business executive rises improbably from anonymity to the top of the polls, using the strength of his speechmaking, folksy charm and catchy policy plans.
But Mr. Cains campaign may have undermined itself with questionable decisions and a series of missteps, which have led to the impression that the candidate lacks focus and preparation.
Wonder how she got around the NDA discussed further in the article.
I don't see him going the long haul.
http://www.nytimes.com/2011/10/27/u...management-skills-ex-aides-tell-of-chaos.html
nd then there was that e-mail to the staff about traveling in a car with Mr. Cain: Do not speak to him unless you are spoken to, the memo said.
I found it odd, said a former staff member who liked to prep Mr. Cain for appearances while driving. The aide, who spoke on the condition of anonymity, quit not long afterward, citing the e-mail as one of the deciding factors.
Mr. Cains campaign has generated much promise since it began over the summer. A former business executive rises improbably from anonymity to the top of the polls, using the strength of his speechmaking, folksy charm and catchy policy plans.
But Mr. Cains campaign may have undermined itself with questionable decisions and a series of missteps, which have led to the impression that the candidate lacks focus and preparation.
Wonder how she got around the NDA discussed further in the article.
I don't see him going the long haul.
http://www.nytimes.com/2011/10/27/u...management-skills-ex-aides-tell-of-chaos.html
nd then there was that e-mail to the staff about traveling in a car with Mr. Cain: Do not speak to him unless you are spoken to, the memo said.
I found it odd, said a former staff member who liked to prep Mr. Cain for appearances while driving. The aide, who spoke on the condition of anonymity, quit not long afterward, citing the e-mail as one of the deciding factors.
Mr. Cains campaign has generated much promise since it began over the summer. A former business executive rises improbably from anonymity to the top of the polls, using the strength of his speechmaking, folksy charm and catchy policy plans.
But Mr. Cains campaign may have undermined itself with questionable decisions and a series of missteps, which have led to the impression that the candidate lacks focus and preparation.
Wonder how she got around the NDA discussed further in the article.
I don't see him going the long haul.
You know, if he has that much distain and contempt for his own staff, how much must he secretly be harboring for the voters? Or maybe he just thinks hes that much better than the people working to put him in office because he has way more money.
once people begin to understand his 9 9 9 plan....it will be over for him
once people begin to understand his 9 9 9 plan....it will be over for him
once people begin to understand his 9 9 9 plan....it will be over for him
why do you think that? I make a 5 figure income and i'm in the 2nd bracket from the bottom, why would I dislike him for this plan?
once people begin to understand his 9 9 9 plan....it will be over for him
why do you think that? I make a 5 figure income and i'm in the 2nd bracket from the bottom, why would I dislike him for this plan?
You probably already pay 9% or less of your gross income in federal income tax.
http://www.nytimes.com/2011/10/27/u...management-skills-ex-aides-tell-of-chaos.html
nd then there was that e-mail to the staff about traveling in a car with Mr. Cain: Do not speak to him unless you are spoken to, the memo said.
I found it odd, said a former staff member who liked to prep Mr. Cain for appearances while driving. The aide, who spoke on the condition of anonymity, quit not long afterward, citing the e-mail as one of the deciding factors.
Mr. Cains campaign has generated much promise since it began over the summer. A former business executive rises improbably from anonymity to the top of the polls, using the strength of his speechmaking, folksy charm and catchy policy plans.
But Mr. Cains campaign may have undermined itself with questionable decisions and a series of missteps, which have led to the impression that the candidate lacks focus and preparation.
Wonder how she got around the NDA discussed further in the article.
I don't see him going the long haul.
http://www.nytimes.com/2011/10/27/u...management-skills-ex-aides-tell-of-chaos.html
nd then there was that e-mail to the staff about traveling in a car with Mr. Cain: Do not speak to him unless you are spoken to, the memo said.
I found it odd, said a former staff member who liked to prep Mr. Cain for appearances while driving. The aide, who spoke on the condition of anonymity, quit not long afterward, citing the e-mail as one of the deciding factors.
Mr. Cains campaign has generated much promise since it began over the summer. A former business executive rises improbably from anonymity to the top of the polls, using the strength of his speechmaking, folksy charm and catchy policy plans.
But Mr. Cains campaign may have undermined itself with questionable decisions and a series of missteps, which have led to the impression that the candidate lacks focus and preparation.
Wonder how she got around the NDA discussed further in the article.
I don't see him going the long haul.
That's what famous singers and actors do. Who does he think he is, the second coming of Clark Gable??? Get over yourself, Mr. Cain.
When you are expected to shut up unless you're talked to; sounds a hell of a lot like he thinks he is better then YOU. 
http://www.nytimes.com/2011/10/27/u...management-skills-ex-aides-tell-of-chaos.html
nd then there was that e-mail to the staff about traveling in a car with Mr. Cain: Do not speak to him unless you are spoken to, the memo said.
I found it odd, said a former staff member who liked to prep Mr. Cain for appearances while driving. The aide, who spoke on the condition of anonymity, quit not long afterward, citing the e-mail as one of the deciding factors.
Mr. Cains campaign has generated much promise since it began over the summer. A former business executive rises improbably from anonymity to the top of the polls, using the strength of his speechmaking, folksy charm and catchy policy plans.
But Mr. Cains campaign may have undermined itself with questionable decisions and a series of missteps, which have led to the impression that the candidate lacks focus and preparation.
Wonder how she got around the NDA discussed further in the article.
I don't see him going the long haul.
You know, if he has that much distain and contempt for his own staff, how much must he secretly be harboring for the voters? Or maybe he just thinks hes that much better than the people working to put him in office because he has way more money.
