I have a question about Herman Cain's Godfather Pizza

[bluestateguy]

When Cain rudely interrupted and heckled Bill Clinton in 1993 about the employer mandate in his health care bill, it put him into the national spotlight and contributed to the bill's defeat.

But I am curious to know, does Herman Cain provide health insurance for his employees? I'd rather pay a dollar or two more for a pizza than be served by uninsured employees---which we all end up paying for in the long run through higher health care costs anyway.

[Kelvin Mace]

1. First of all

there pizza is crappy, as bad as Dominos.

When I want pizza, I support my locally owned pizza shop.

[Mr Deltoid]

2. Thats a stretch

I always liked godfathers pizza. Some of the better chain pizza, IMHO.

[RoccoR5955]

4. A different brand of cardboard, that's all n/t

[Bozita]

3. Local one store operation with the small pepperoni that curl into cups of nectar ...

... with the cheese and crust browned on top.

REAL pizza!

[Kelvin Mace]

9. Damn it, now you made me hungry!

[Merlot]

5. I have a question about godfather pizza as well...

Are any Italians offended at the "godfather" reference? You know, as in Italians = mob/criminal/killers

[Tom Ripley]

6. Good point. Hell, Cain would have taken the CEO job at Sambo's

[Bozita]

7. DUzy for sure!

[krispos42]

8. This half Italian always thought it was in bad taste

The Midwest advertising featured a plump swarthy guy with thinning slicked-back hair, bushy under-nose mustache, black suit, and a white scarf around his neck and down his chest.


But my and my in-laws were probably the only Italians in South Dakota, so... :shrug:


At least the plump cheerful chef with the big mustache and the puffy hat was happy.

[Ter]

10. Cain rudely interrupted and heckled Bill Clinton in 1993?

I didn't know that. Got a link?