Book Endorsements

Endorsements

“Leave it to Herman Cain to get past party labels and to pursue something a lot more meaningful—party values. A good businessman knows you never take your customers for granted. Now one of the best business minds I know has finally said it: a political party should think no differently of its voters!”

Neil Cavuto
Vice President & Anchor
Fox News Channel

“Party leaders would do well to listen to him, all party leaders.  Cain is onto something important for our future. The kind of democracy we have enjoyed for more than two hundred years won’t survive voter apathy. When the voters’ trust is lost, so is their support. To their own demise, many politicians play the politics as usual game and continue to think of voters as mindless and willing to follow anyone because of a few well-placed jabs and sound bites. Candidates from either party who are more concerned with how the party fares will find themselves with plenty of free time on their hands.”

Zell Miller
Former U.S. Senator

“With the penetrating analysis of a world-class businessman and the integrity of a principled conservative, Herman Cain delivers a withering assessment of the intellectual bankruptcy of the liberal, Democratic party.  He’s only slightly kinder to Republicans.”

Former Congressman Patrick Toomey
President, The Club for Growth

“Hard-hitting, eye-opening, plain-spoken, always-interesting and insightful observations and prescriptions for what ails both the Democratic and Republican parties.  A must-read for concerned citizens.”

Steve Forbes

“Herman Cain is one of the most refreshing voices to emerge on the political scene in a long time. He offers a bold, no-nonsense conservative vision.  I hope he has a bright political future--because the brighter the future is, the brighter America’s will be.”

Ramesh Ponnuru
Senior Editor
National Review

“‘They Think You’re Stupid’ is a jolt of political caffeine from a man who doesn’t mince words. The Ted Kennedy Democratic Party is one step removed from oblivion and yet, it is kept alive by the public’s distrust of the GOP and its continued leftward shift. The great paradox is that overwhelmingly the public sees itself as moderate-to-conservative. How can this be? Herman Cain correctly senses a public apathy and issues a powerful clarion call to voters – particularly minorities – to reclaim their seat in the public policy arena. If Ronald Reagan were with us today, I suspect he’d read this book, nod his head, and say, ‘Exactly!’”

L. Brent Bozell III
President, Media Research Center

“Herman’s vision for achieving economic freedom will help unleash the true economic potential of the United States and her people in the fashion of President Ronald Reagan.  Herman’s unyielding optimism in our nation and our people with his great hope for the future will inspire every reader.”

The Honorable Jack Kemp
Former Congressman, Secretary of HUD and VP candidate