Of all the Republican Presidential Candidates, Gallup says Herman Cain has the highest "positive intensity score." That means voters who know him - like him.

That's a good thing, and I like Cain because he has an impressive record in the business world. He turned around the failing Godfather's Pizza. Unlike most politicians, he understands business, and the damage regulation does... continue reading »

The political class mocks Herman Cain - former CEO of Godfather's Pizza - for seeking the Presidency because he has never held elective office... never been a politician... or even worked for one. "How absurd that he wants to be president," they sneer.

Why? When I think about "career politicians," I think of Anthony Weiner. He worked for Senator Chuck Schumer right after he graduated college. He never held a real job, a job outside politics. Neither did Nancy Pelosi, Mitch McConnell, Harry Reid, etc... continue reading »

In the Republican primary, there's a voice that has been largely ignored: Gary Johnson, former governor of New Mexico. He didn't even get invited to last week's CNN debate.

He argues for limited government, and his record proves that he will stand up for it: as governor, he vetoed 750 bills and eliminated a thousand state jobs. I wanted to hear more about what he would do as president, so I devoted a full hour of my Fox Business show to getting his take on the issues.

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