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Herman Cain sounds off on race, a debate win, and the need to simplify government
To sound off is to express an opinion with passion and force.
Sometimes used pejoratively but can also be seen as an antidote to over anodyne and insincere statements from public figures.
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To sound off is to express an opinion with passion and force.
Sometimes used pejoratively but can also be seen as an antidote to over anodyne and insincere statements from public figures.
Read more at the Washington Examiner:
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