MSNBC: Herman Cain: 'The Word Privatization Is Used To Kill An Idea'

Source:MSNBC- businessman and 2012 Republican presidential candidate Herman Cain, at the MSNBC debate.

"The word privatization is used to try and kill the idea before it takes off. With all due respect, sir, it`s personal retirement accounts. And that`s what I'm proposing. LAWRENCE O`DONNELL, MSNBC... 

From MSNBC

First of all, Al Sharpton doesn't belong on any serious program which I believe this MSNBC program intends to be covering political debates. Sharpton interviewing presidential candidates who are in these debates might as well have a National Enquirer or Hollywood Reporter up there instead. But this is the quality or lack of if when it comes to MSNBC right now, but perhaps thats a different post.

When Reverend Sharpton mentions that one of the purposes of the Federal Government, is to keep states from getting too strong, what he failed to mention or understand, is that we have state government's and states rights and a Constitution for one reason: from keeping the Federal Government from being too strong. And we have limited government to keep government in general from getting too strong. So the people can have their individual freedom and not be harassed by government. 

Also, picking the panel that MSNBC did from the left with Gene Robinson to the Far-Left with Al Shaprton, to cover a Republican presidential debate, would be like FNC picking Anne Coulter, Rush Limbaugh, Mark Levin, moderated by Sean Hannity, to cover a Democratic presidential debate: they might have all been wearing signs on their heads (or bags) that said: "We hate Republicans and are here only to screw them." Very bias, to put it mildly. Of course they are not going to like what these Republicans have to say.