The Barnyard

had one in the late 80's when i lived in seattle - before cain bought it from pillsbury
didn't like it - too saucy

comparing Cain to the Devil.... you racist!

he celebrates festivus FWIW.

You lived in Seattle? I was born there and lived there til 1991. Saw Griffey and Largent play in the King Dome and Shawn Kemp and Payton play at the Seattle Coliseum when I was little.

Speaking of pizza in Seattle....you ever tried Pagliacci's?

There's one in Cola on Broad River Road. Go knock yourself out.

Aside from his views on racism which of course is a very personal and internal interpretation of historical perspective, coupled with personal life experiences and should not be argued or disputed - his feelings are his own and therefore valid.

ABC does however bring up an illustrative point - "cain is the product of koch industies".
I must admit I know very little about Herman Cain, his background, his life, his ethos. I will do more reading and research, however what I have gleaned from my limited reading is he has had a remarkable 65 years.

a degree in mathematics, masters in computer science; worked for the navy, coca cola, pillsbury; restructured burger king, godfathers pizza; CEO of the national restaurant association, member of the federal reserve bank of kansas city.

Not sure of what the relation of Cain to koch industries has to do with anything. It is a predominately libertarian organization - I can't imagine his relationship with americans for prosperity is any worse than obams's relationship with acorn.

Based on what I've read - Cain was a product long before he became associated with koch industries.

cain is a useful negro. sort of like clarence thomas, so that the power structure can foist its string pulling with a straight face saying we are diverse. see here. we got black people spouting out the same policies that are preferential for the have alreadys at the expense of the have nots...it makes it look like we are not the enemy of the poor the minorities. we even have hispanice

herman cain is useful. he is also dynamic, he is a motivational speaker, i would expect nothing else than cheerful positivism about being right with god & the free enterprise system. amen. capitalism been very bery good for herman cain. good for him. admire his get up and go.

he is about as likely as am i to be the gop nominee. wake up, smell the coffee boys. mitt romney is going to be shoved on you whether you like it or not

if cain gets too close to the prize, watch out. expect the shoe to drop & the motivator to step aside. he is selling books & making money. more good capitalism. god bless him he will have many millions of dollars. america is a great place

Is that one on broad river in a gas station? Mbeach has one...great pizza.