A politican with actual solutions

I am tired of the political rhetoric that gets us nowhere. I’m tired of people complaining that nothing gets done in Washington and yet they pick people who sound pretty saying nothing instead of supporting those who offer real, bold solutions.

I’m tired of letting the media tell us who we should consider as “credible.” I’m ardently supporting businessman Herman Cain for the Republican nomination and of course the 2012 general election. He is the only candidate who consistently puts forth actual solutions to address the many problems our nation faces.

Several publications, like The Wall Street Journal, keep agreeing that Cain has a great idea for saving Social Security but even they waste our time debating whether or not it should be called a Ponzi scheme. Who cares what you call it? As Cain said, “Fix it.”

If anyone paid close attention to the debates from the Reagan Library and the tea party debate in Florida, they would have witnessed for themselves that all the politicians on stage just talked about the problems, but Herman Cain offered specific solutions. He’s a real leader who’s not afraid to put forth his ideas, be they ridiculed by the ignorant liberals, because that’s what a true leader does.

For Social Security: implement the model used in Chile, which saved their system that used to be similar to ours. On energy independence: invest in accessing America’s abundant natural resources and remove excessive barriers/regulations (not all regulations). Cain would put together a commission made up of companies abused by the EPA to propose their solutions. Tackling illegal immigration: Secure the border, promote the path to citizenship that already exists and clean it up, plus empower the states to enforce the current laws.

Rosalinda Kilmer

West Chicago