Herman Cain Laments Republicans Pushing Just White Candidates For 2016

Republicans have a “branding problem,” says one-time presidential candidate Herman Cain.

The Democrats,” Cain [said], “they stick together even if they’re wrong and even if they lie. At least they all to can it consistently. Just look at Obamacare.”

He then pointed out his belief that the party is unable to establish itself with certain types of voters. “The Republican Party does have a branding problem,” he conceded. “They’ve had one for years, and I have been screaming to the top of my voice to whoever will listen in the Republican Party: You need to fix it; there’s a way to fix it.”

Cain then expressed dissatisfaction with the lack of racial diversity among the party’s leaders:

The RNC sent out a flier to some of its members talking about potential 2016 presidential candidates. Do you know what they had in common? They all have been on TV and in the media a lot, and they were all white. Where was Allen West? Where was Dr. Ben Carson? And have they ruled out the possibility that I might consider another run? That’s part of their branding problem.

By: Alan

Alan Colmes is the publisher of Liberaland.