Failed presidential candidate Herman Cain told Bill O'Reilly the 51 percent of Americans who voted for President Obama in the last election have a "severe ignorance problem."
February 20, 2013

Failed presidential candidate Herman Cain actually had the nerve to tell Fox's Bill O'Reilly this Tuesday that the 51 percent of Americans who voted for President Obama in the last election have a "severe ignorance problem." Yeah... that Herman Cain:

Look, Herman Cain is entitled to believe whatever he pleases. We are, however, talking about a guy who doesn't know China has nuclear weapons. He said the U.S. can't launch a military strike against Iran because it's "very mountainous." He thinks "Cuban" is a language. Asked about an international military conflict in Libya, he said, "I got all this stuff twirling around in my head." Asked about foreign heads of state, he said he doesn't care who "the president of Ubeki-beki-beki-beki-stan-stan" is.

Maybe Cain isn't the best person to lecture the American people on their "severe ignorance problem"?

Understatement of the day, right there.

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