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“Is Herman Cain The Next Black President Of These United States?”

The ReadyWriter

Today, new polls show the former pizza maker surging ahead of President Obama and his closest GOP rival, Massachusetts Governor Mitt Romney.

Whether Herman Cain’s surge in the polls is temporary or has staying power, he’s enjoying a big enough bounce to take a very slight lead over President Obama in a hypothetical 2012 matchup. At the moment, the Georgia businessman is the only Republican with a lead of any kind over Obama, although former Massachusetts Governor Mitt Romney has held a similar advantage several times and is currently trailing the president by just two points.

The latest Rasmussen Reports national telephone survey of Likely U.S. Voters shows Cain attracting 43% support, while Obama earns 41%.

According to Rasmussen Reports, Cain is tied with Romney for the lead in the race for the GOP presidential nomination.  Nobody else is even close at the moment.

Do you think Herman Cain can beat President Barack Obama in 2012? Talk to me people.

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115 thoughts on ““Is Herman Cain The Next Black President Of These United States?””

    1. 999 = 666
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      @Flo,
      I couldnt have said it better. I would support Sarah McPalin before I vote for this fool. At least I know the Obama’s are two great minds working together (Michelle is really the one running shit).

      Now I don’t agree with how Obama is trying to compromise with the Repubs. but at least he is aware of the domino effect. No matter how many #’s or slogans they come up with the gap is not going to be filled until millionaires & billionaires pay their fair share, Wall Street stops playing “Big Bank Takes Little Bank,” and corporations are properly taxed.

      They are hoping to snatch the black vote because they know we are not voting Republican unless its a black candidate (most of us). Knowing this man doesnt have a chance in hell of running this country.

      SMH

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  5. This man is a CLOWN to the highest degree. Racism is not a factor in economic equality….not according to Mr. Cain. Its education and “geography”, he says.

    Racism works perfectly when you put a Black face on it, huh? I used to think Blacks could’nt be racist (I believ racism is about power) but Herman Cain may be the 1st at something after all…cause he sure isnt the 1st stunt the Repubs have used. That title belongs to Palin.

    Where is Rezzie when we need a self hate /rant???

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  6. Middle finger to the American Government , until we take money out of politics nothing will change!!
    I dont care if they put E.T in the white house nothing is gonna change until money stop influencing decisions made by politicians.. Politicians giving out mandates based on how much money going in their pockets.. like the HV man FUCK the Americandream ..where my 40 acres and mule!!!#SpikeLee

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    1. Middle finger to the American Government , until we take money out of politics nothing will change!!
      I dont care if they put E.T in the white house nothing is gonna change until money stop influencing decisions made by politicians.. Politicians giving out mandates based on how much money going in their pockets.. like the HV man FUCK the Americandream ..where my 40 acres and mule!!!#SpikeLee
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      cosign!!!!~

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  9. Dont believe the hype people, it’s all CAT & MOUSE with these people. The Next president has already been decided by the High Elite team, the ones that meet in jeckyl island, they just playin games for shits and giggles that’s all.

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  11. At the end of the day I think that money is the most important factor regardless of the party. It doesnt matter what these politicans promise during their campaign, once they get elected they are going to look out for the people that gave the most to the campaign and the people that they made all sort of promises to. It’s depressing just thinking about it.

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  12. Trust Obama will be in office in 2012 and Chirs Chrsitie will be there 2016 if he has his health.. Obama has taken the oath to complete the job and Christie will continue on….

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  16. Y’all better TUNE into Politics Nation, Cain is down with the COLT/COKE brothers funders of the tea party. He’s their man and put their to get SOME of ya’ll to LOSE focus. It’s a trick, hell CAIN is a trick!

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    1. I Cosign you Q,
      Yeah that nigga said Justice Clearence Thomas is his model, GTFOH wit this uncle Tom motherfucker, I see right thru dis niggas game

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  17. “Do you think Herman Cain can beat President Barack Obama in 2012?”

    @Tra, I’ll answer the question when I find out what color his wife is….

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    1. I’ll answer the question when I find out what color his wife is….
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      They asked him about her on Meet the Press yesterday. He said he’d bring her out when they are ready. She’s not ready for the scrutiny according to his words.

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      1. They asked him about her on Meet the Press yesterday. He said he’d bring her out when they are ready. She’s not ready for the scrutiny according to his words.
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        Uh oh. It doesn’t sound like she’s black

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      6. I’ll answer the question when I find out what color his wife is.
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        Why I been thinking the same thing since I found out he was Clarence Thomas Jr? I’m dying to see his wife. I don’t hate him though. I’m as proud of him as Barack. Black mens doin big things is wonderful whether I agree with them or not.

        Of course if wifey is pink I will be a little deflated.

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      7. I just looked her up and she is a sista. Yay! Like em even more now. He won’t get my vote, but he’s alright with me.

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  18. “Do you think Herman Cain can beat President Barack Obama in 2012?”

    Nope and it won’t be Herman “Uncle Ruckus” Cain.

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    1. Somethin about him screams Clarence Thomas to me
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      It should because he said: Justice Clearence Thomas is his model

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  20. The Republicans tried to bamboozle us with Sarah Palin to get the disgruntled female vote from the Hilary lovers and the middle America bigots. Too bad she was an idiot. FAIL!! Now they are trotting out this dude to get the black vote? Like any ole black face will do because we are interchangeable? How insulting!! Major fail!!

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  21. I don’t know what was expected of President Obama, but after they started going after him 90 days into his presidency, I knew it was going to be on and popping for his entire presidency. I will be lobbying to get erry damn body I know out to the polls come election day.

    Obama 2012!!!!
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  22. Wow, my republican boss just told me he liked Cain! That’s enough for me to get to the polls and vote Obama!

    Ilke I’m not gonna fall for that one!

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  24. This is the same motherfucker who just said a week ago, if you are poor and unemployed or somethin to that effect it’s your own fault? GTFOH….

    He’ll never be my president.

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  26. By the way, relatives of these so called officials are “EXCUSED” of student loan debt even though clearly they can afford it with their tax breaks and all but us hard working (not today lol) middle class people have Sallie Mae on our azzes but that’s ok?? You can’t be serious when you ask this question @Tracy …

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  29. America you are lost… Im against Obama and the whole government.. everybody watch inside job by charles ferguerson… Its not about party anymore.. politicians aree here to serve their own agendas the government no longer works for the people The people works for the government wake up! look around.. stop being afraid to criticize Obama because hes black!!

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    1. America you are lost… Im against Obama and the whole government.. everybody watch inside job by charles ferguerson… Its not about party anymore.. politicians aree here to serve their own agendas the government no longer works for the people The people works for the government wake up! look around.. stop being afraid to criticize Obama because hes black!!
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      I definitely think President Obama has flaws and made some mistakes but I’d rather hear someone criticize his platform versus the color of his skin. Better yet, evaluate the pros and cons of each political party and if you still agree with the Republican party afterwards, so be it …

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  30. My mother is in LOVE with Herman Cain for some reason. I haven’t really kept up with his campain or his proposed policies but I guess I’ll start paying attention.

    My mom can’t stand Obama 😦

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  31. You people need to study politics this country has been in debt, war and all kinds of ecomonic problems for decades not just within the last 4 years.

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    1. @Carolyn

      Hey gurl, folks AIN’T ready…the truth is really scary for some folks…

      This country’s been broke since 1929…

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      1. Why people hate the politics posts. Everything can’t be about gossip or the BBQ wives… i know this is primarily a gossip blog but it’s good to change it up sometimes

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      2. I can’t speak for everyone, but I don’t HATE the politics posts at all. I think most of us come here to relax, or shoot the shit, or just gossip. It makes us feel better, and sometimes the post about politics bring back all the bullshit we trying to get away from…the economy, foreclosures, unemployment, etc.

        That’s just my opinion though…..

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      3. Why people hate the politics posts. Everything can’t be about gossip or the BBQ wives… i know this is primarily a gossip blog but it’s good to change it up sometimes
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        I dont hate political post. I find it quite refreshing to read what folks have to say. I may comment here and there, but I dont engage in convos of that nature on a blog tho. I reserve that for the folks I work with

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      4. Yeah I hate politics post. But I’m still votin for Obama in 2012. My grandmama always said, “it’s better to have the devil you know then to get a devil you don’t know” and naw I ain’t calling Obama the devil I’m just makin a point!!!!

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  33. are we still playing this game? your vote doesn’t matter. didn’t bush prove that in, what 2000??? with all that nonsense in FL? And Obama’s part of that political game so folks can stop waiting to be rescued. As is Herman Cain.

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    1. Yasha,
      I can agree, or completely disagree. When I hear people say they’ve been unemployed for 2-3 years…ur schittin me. not on my watch. I wish I would.

      At some point we have to start looking at ourselves and accept the realization that our skills are obsolete, or at that of an 8th grader. If you go longer than 6 months on unemployed, I’m giving you the side-eye.

      Folk better learn to dabble in different industries first, and wear many hats in those industries next. If nothing else speak another language and see how fast you get hired.

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      1. PINKY
        Um, I know people here that have been out of a job for over a yr and it’s not because they dont get up and look. Hell when I was in high school i applied at mcdonald’s and they never called me back. I think each situation is different

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      3. @Pink,
        Have you ever been laid off or out of work for 6 months?
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        Um, I was unemployed for 15 months. Now I was contracting but that is not the same as a full time perm. gig. And it took me 9 months to find a contracting gig.

        My sister who is UNC educated (semi-ivy league) has been unemployed for almost 2.5 years. Not for lack of looking. And her skills can’t be THAT obsolete b/c she was employed with the same company for 15 years prior to her layoff. She can’t find work doing ANYTHING. Wal-Mart, receptionist, maybe. And she DID go back to school to get re-trained and now she is finished with THAT and still can’t find a job.

        I am an HR major so please let’s debate.

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      4. pink, I figured this much. Finding a job, especially in todays economy, isn’t that easy so it can easily take months to get a job. The job I’m working at didn’t give me an offer until 3 months after I applied and interviewed. It’s not as easy as it sounds especially depending on the field you’re in. So don’t be so quick to say that 6 months is too long.

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      5. are people opposed to relocating? I’m not insensitive to the state of unemployment, trust me I’m not. I look at career ops in other states quite often. It’s amazing how many pages of ops come up in other states. But I’ve worn so many different hats, exposed to different apps that many companies use.

        You gotta turn that into something. And I always do. When I hear interviews or read articles of execs saying they can’t fill positions because people aren’t qualified, I have to shrug my shoulders.

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      6. People are not realizing that this is a whole new economy.. These corporations are sitting on their money and not hiring.. And yes there is discrimination and not just for race either…they are discriminating for age, weight, and for being unemployed in the first place. Lots of places will not hire anyone who is currently unemployed. Really it’s all a ruse they are sitting this out to get President Obama out. They are sitting on trillions of dollars. The people lucky enough not to have lost their jobs so far in this depression (yes depression no recession) don’t realize the game has changed. They still think it’s the days when just about anyone could waltz into mickey d’s or wal mart and get a job just to hold them over. Well Mickey d’s had over 1 million applications for 50,000 openings in April and Wal Mart can’t hire everybody and they really not interested in you and your masters degree cause they know you ain’t gonna stay. It’s very easy to be highly educated and experience and be unemployed for more that 2 years. In fact it’s more likely a person and their 2 or 3 degrees is unemployed cause the don’t want your educated azz threatening their position.

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  36. If people want hope and change that they can believe in then start voting on a local and state level. The federal government can only do but so much. All politics start on a local level. Can’t complain when you don’t exercise your right to vote… #imjussayin

    *Peace*

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    1. I don’t vote so…..SO….YOU SHOULD STFU -N- TAKE YO ASS N REGISTER RIGHT AWAY THEN COME BACK AND VOICE YOUR OPINION TILL THEN STFU ABOUT OBAMA OR ANY OTHER CANDIDATE RUNNING

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      1. @Angelhair,
        I vote to make a difference and I also vote to say thanks to those who “fought for my right to do so.”

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      2. Angelhair,
        I UNDERSTAND where you’re coming from because I understand WHY she feels that way…

        comments like this are what keep me registered to vote:

        Can’t complain when you don’t exercise your right to vote…

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      3. @ Felicia
        COSIGN 100%…..once folks understand what the PLAN is, many will realize that it dont matter WHO you vote for the outcome for this country will be the same

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      4. once folks understand what the PLAN is, many will realize that it dont matter WHO you vote for the outcome for this country will be the same
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        I pray the outcome for unemployement and the uninsured and just the shit that has our economy spiraling downward is able to STOP and get better…

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      5. I say that people have to right to vote or not to vote. Doesn’t matter whether ancestors were beaten and killed for the “right” to vote. You don’t vote for just anyone because you can or they are there.

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      6. I loathe when people, especially black people say they don’t vote. Even though I wasn’t part of the generation, people were beaten,harassed and killed so that we could have the right to vote… Voting is the least you could do.. #justsaying #endrant

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      7. ^^^
        Get Over YOURSELF and Your UNWANTED Concerns of Other Grown-Azz Responsible Folks Business (Real) The MOON will continue to Glow and The SUN will continue to Shine REGARDLESS If someone chooses Not To Vote… The WAY Somebody Else Sweetens their Coffee shouldn’t make You SPIT

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  40. Obama should have manned up by now! I’m so past the fact that Bush got us in the financial turmoil that we as American’s are facing…I get tht but at the same time Obama has not been able to bring us out of it either!
    He’s all passive and will bend and weaver to anything the Republicans don’t want! That’s not a leader! When he really should have the Bush attitude and hold his nuts and say NO we’re doing it this way! But first he needs to come up w/the right plan which he doesn’t have or hasn’t had in the last 3 yrs I’m tired of hearing “yes we CAN”! Gas prices are high, ppl still loosing their jobs, houses gettn foreclosed on and the ppl that are working still struggling to make it day to day!
    So w/that being said I’m not voting for neither one! That Cain dude sounds and looks just as crazy as Obama…

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  44. To all the haters…Obama ain’t Jesus, he can’t turn water into wine or walk on water…and for the record I’m voting for him in 2012.

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  45. He’s a very mean,old man. If Americans vote him into office, they’ll be getting what they deserve.

    This man will be using the public airwaves to continually whine, nag, and reprimand the nation—especially blacks.

    If whites think that they hate Al Sharpton or Jesse Jackson, just wait until they have to hear this man constantly berate the public, every single day.

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  46. Cain is in it for the game. all you gotta do is listen to his rhetoric and he sounds like a *white man in black man’s skin.* his role model is justice clearance thomas (another black racist) who hates his own kind.

    Cian is supported by the Koch *tea-party* brothers., it’s all a smoke screen to divide the black vote. But don’t drink the koolaide people it’s a scheme and a trick.

    and NO I don’t believe he can beat Obama in 2012.

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    2. Cian is supported by the Koch *tea-party* brothers., it’s all a smoke screen to divide the black vote. But don’t drink the koolaide people it’s a scheme and a trick.
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      Zion, I agree.. Hermain Cain is a distraction. The Republicans will do whatever is necessary to sway the vote. They need to focus on the problems at hand and help who is already in office. There are too many Americans out of work, homeless, and starving.:mad:

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  49. when did politics become such a joke? you could go to the poll and vote for anybody and it wouldnt make more or less difference..

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  50. People want to call Barack Obama a house negro…if we’re going to use plantation slave analogy Herman Cain is the house negro who told on his own and got them lynched. Born in the field, he is the 5th generation posterity of a slave African and one of the first mayors of the town. His ancestors were encouraged to interbreed with non-mulatto and field slaves. As a youngster, the master recognized his ancestry, adorable looks, and his high I.Q. thus took him away from his mother, a field slave, into his home and educated him. He had to take the disposition as the tattle-tale negro because no one in the field had his back, as he’d made it clear that he was better than them. He could only trust himself and did whatever he had to in order to survive.

    So it doesn’t matter what mask they put on the politics, government, of this country – a mulatto one or a black one. It doesn’t matter whether the black ancestry is native or foreign rooted, it’s still all the same ole bullshit.

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      2. Can we atleast get a word? Damn I feel DRY as hail.
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        he just want the 4.1.1. men are worst than women I swear!

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      3. Can we atleast get a word? Damn I feel DRY as hail.
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        he just want the 4.1.1. men are worst than women I swear!
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        yes they are

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      4. he just want the 4.1.1. men are worst than women I swear!
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        excuse me ladies but this is a damn blog am I right? so of course i want the freakin 4.1.1. what y’all come here for?

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      5. excuse me ladies but this is a damn blog am I right? so of course i want the freakin 4.1.1. what y’all come here for?
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        yeah well we just ain’t THIRSTY for it that’s all.

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      6. yeah well we just ain’t THIRSTY for it that’s all.
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        Get the fuck outta here you lie!

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      8. would y’all please just let a nigga know when a new post is up? thanks
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        Lurk like the rest of us until you see one. 🙂

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      9. Lurk like the rest of us until you see one
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        don’t get CUTE college girl.

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      10. Lurk like the rest of us until you see one
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        don’t get CUTE college girl.
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        *licks tongue out* *_* cause I’m already cute!

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      13. Hi ms. Daisy Dukes…Please ignore those disgruntled ceo family members who wanna be nasty.

        🙂 I love you *smooches*

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