Jesus Christ! https://www.bloomberg.com/opinion/articles/2019-02-01/herman-cain-exemplifies-trump-s-dysfunction
Herman will never make it given the current level of racism among democrats in the Senate and the country in general.
Don't be too sure. Pizza know-how on the Board is non-existent. Senate Republicans are aware of that. They have been chomping at the bit to make up for it with a key appointment. Cain fits their requirements better than anyone except Trump himself. Of course no one knows more about Pizza than Trump. That's a given.
Too bad that you dont have a dem president in office right now- because Northam is going to be needing a job before mid-week and you could appoint him to the Board. Maybe if he puts his shoe polish on and moonwalks you could count him as a minority appointment. At least 1/1064 anyway.
Leaked schedules show Trump has spent more than half of last 3 months in 'Executive Time': Axios President Trump has spent about 60 percent of his time over the past three months on "Executive Time," according to leaked schedules obtained by Axios. Axios published the schedules, which show that Trump typically spends the first five hours of his day in his residency. There he is understood to be watching television, reading newspapers and making phone calls to aides, lawmakers, friends, advisers and administration officials. "He's always calling people, talking to people," a senior White House official told Axios. "He's always up to something; it's just not what you would consider typical structure." https://www.axios.com/read-trumps-p...les-00e9313a-3066-4988-a6dc-711a47de661e.html Read Trump's "Executive Time"-filled leaked private schedules
https://www.businessinsider.com/trump-russia-mueller-cbs-face-the-nation-2019-2 Trump said 'you have to get rid of' the Russia probe and parroted a Kremlin talking point on CBS' 'Face The Nation' During a wide-ranging interview on CBS' "Face The Nation," President Donald Trump said "you have to get rid of the Russia investigation," parroted a Kremlin talking point, downplayed the crimes members of his inner circle pleaded guilty to, and suggested he may object to the release of a final report in the Russia probe. He referred to the 12 Russian military intelligence officers and 13 Russian nationals aligned with the Kremlin who have been charged as "bloggers." He also defended the longtime GOP strategist Roger Stone, who was recently arrested and charged with lying to Congress, obstruction, and witness tampering. Trump said he has "not thought about" pardoning Stone yet. And while the president initially said it's up to the attorney general whether or not to release the special counsel Robert Mueller's final report, Trump walked his comment back, saying, "I don't know. It depends. I have no idea what it's going to say." The "bloggers" the president referenced are 12 Russian military intelligence officers and 13 Russian nationals working for a troll farm supported by the Kremlin. By calling them bloggers, Trump appeared to be echoing Russian President Vladimir Putin's claim that many of the Russians who were indicted are merely independent hackers who are not aligned with the Kremlin. But US intelligence officials say the defense is a red herring because the Kremlin rarely carries out its own orders. Instead, Putin is known to use proxies to do his dirty work to maintain plausible deniability.