Nerds 4 Cain

I heard it all over the morning talk shows: “Herman Cain is just a great salesman.” That was their explanation for why Herman Cain is doing so well in the polls.

This is the new meme (or should I say smear tactic) from the left. The implication being that there is no way he has attracted this much support because of his positions on the issues, or because people actually believe he would make a good president.
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I love Herman Cain, but…

You hear it a lot—a whole lot. I’d dare say Herman Cain would be the #1 choice of 80% of GOP voters, except for the but… I’m asking you to take a moment to reconsider your position and instead ask yourself: why not Herman Cain?
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The conventional wisdom is that the Republican race now about two people: Mitt Romney and Rick Perry—everyone else should pack their bags and go home. From my perspective, it seems the race is down to two groups: the tortoises and the hares.
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Herman Cain won yet another straw poll recently. He is continuing his record of winning or placing near the top of every straw poll. Yet, as far as the mainstream media (ABC, CBS, New York Times, etc…) is concerned, Herman Cain is non-existent–a non-factor in every poll they run. What’s going on here?
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This site is not associated with the official Herman Cain organization in any way. Nor have they given their official approval to anything on this site. It was originated by a single person: John Chambers.

I’m a pretty typical married with kids, two dogs, middle class guy. I have a bachelor’s degree in business and am a member of Mensa. I’ve worked in IT for about a quarter century in various capacities. I’m currently a quality assurance automation engineer (I write computer programs that test other computer programs). Prior to that I had a business management career in both the dry cleaning and restaurant industries. I became interested in computers when my older brother let my play around with his Osborne computer. I switched careers, and the rest is history. Continue reading →

Herman Cain is running for president. He’s not a career politician (in fact he has never held political office). He’s known as a pizza guy, but there’s a lot more to him. He’s also a computer guy, a banker guy, and a rocket scientist guy.

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It may not seem obvious, but the website has been refactored for these reasons:

1. The site had lost focus on its primary purpose of being a manufacturing site of political tools.
2. The site had become too busy.
3. It wasn’t obvious when you hit the front page what the site was about.
4. The forum was not being used.

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Alinsky’s Rules

Saul Alinsky’s Rules for Radicals has been in the spotlight since Barack Obama became president. It is well known that President Obama immersed himself in Alinsky’s ideas; using and teaching Alinsky’s techniques as a community organizer. Alinsky’s book and ideas have also been adopted by progressives as a blueprint for their political strategy. I’ve heard any number of people suggest we should adopt Alinsky’s tactics so we can fight fire with fire. I believe there are solid reasons why we should not go down that path.
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The review area of the quality cycle. After you’ve done something, let’s review it here to see how it can be improved for next time. In the Demming quality cycle this would be the check area.

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This is where you take a raw idea and turn it into a useful tool.

If you have an idea you need to develop, put it here. Let others help you get hammered out.
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
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