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He's here. He's here. Now broadcasting from the underground command post. Deep in the

bowels of a hidden bunker somewhere under the brick and steel of a non-distrib building,

we've once again made contact with our leader, Mike Lovend.

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Herman Cain, we've got a lot to talk about tonight, but it's important.

It's important that we remember those who have fought for our liberty and not allow the left to define our heroes.

One, a liberal or a Democrat icon dies, the flags that have masked,

there are days and days of remembrance, television programming, speeches, but all too often,

when a conservative, a constitutionalist, a man or woman of liberty dies, who we revere,

it's not even a one-day story. And that's a very sad thing.

Herman Cain is a magnificent example, quintessential example of the American dream.

Here's a man who grew up dirt poor, and he would later become CEO of one of the major companies in America,

and make it a successful company. Here's a man who was in the private sector,

and he took on Bill Clinton, and as a result, drew the attention of millions of millions of us.

Here's a man who put everything on the line to run in the Republican primary for President of the United States,

and other African-Americans, and liberal whites, and the media,

did everything they could to destroy him, because that's what they do.

And he kept his honor, kept his courage, when you would see him on television,

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