I don't think that his campaign was a fraud. I think that he got in the race thinking that he could be the nominee for Republicans to take on President Obama.
J.C. Watts: “I don't think that his campaign was a fraud. I think that he got in the race thinking that he could be the nominee for…”
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J.C. Watts defends Herman Cain's intentions in the presidential race amidst allegations against him.
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