York: Cain stumbles in foreign policy debate

Published November 13, 2011 5:00am ET



At the very first Republican presidential debate, on May 6 in Greenville, South Carolina, a virtually unknown candidate named Herman Cain was asked what he would do in Afghanistan if he became president. Cain famously said he didn’t know, because “it’s not clear what the mission is.” Cain explained that he would form a policy as president only after consulting military commanders and experts.

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