By John Ransom
For political professionals it’s tempting to write off Herman Cain’s candidacy as a surge that will eventually wash back out to sea.
But that would be a mistake.
Cain has two things going for him that have intersected in time and could make his candidacy truly historic- unlike the canned, Nobel-prize winning infomercial Democrats put on for the mile-high, but inch deep Barack Obama.
Change?
Obama’s really about more of the same: more government, more power, more money, more fundraising, more problems, more regulations. Nothing has changed in Washington; it’s only that the checks are bigger.
