Kotaku - You've gotta hand it to Republican Presidential Candidate Herman Cain. One minute the guy is proposing a three-page limit on bills in Washington, then he's calling Jon Stewart a racist, and now... well, now he's breaking out the inadvertent Pokémon references.
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Interesting article, it doesn’t surprise me because some people are better all a-rounders than others. Regardless of fame or how good they are in their specialty.
This is why I feel like the live action stuff in Alan Wake 2 especially is pretty bad. It also looks really cheap and amateurish.
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When i first saw the pix i was like holy $#!+ Terry crews likes pokemon xDD.
I love how republicans are trying to prove they are not racist by using him as a poster. A black republican. Talk about a contradiction.
I can remember a day when skin color and gender didnt mean a damn thing to politics. Sure they were all white, but the focus as on credentials and not external appearance.
POKEMAN!!!???
Seems like coincidence.
N4G is a site full of European haters and racists. I am a black republican and having a site that suports artcles like this (or some of the comments) sickens me.
Fuck N4G. Racist pricks.
This article is full of assumptions and really states nothing concrete. It implies that Herman Cain gave a quote that he attributed to a "poet" that was actually from a song from the Pokemon movie released in 2000. They don't take into consideration that Mr. Cain isn't a shut-in and may have heard the quote from someone on his staff or even someone he met on the street.
Regardless, it doesn't matter if he got the quote from the Pokemon movie or not, although he should have given it proper reference if he knew where it was from. I was expecting the article to talk about how he is a fan of Pokemon, and anyone else expecting a story like that should save themselves the trouble of reading another bad Kotaku article.