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After running pizza chain, Cain says he can make foreign policy decisions

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MANCHESTER, N.H. — Is running a pizza chain similar to being commander in chief of the armed forces?

Herman Cain, the former CEO of Godfather’s Pizza running for president, said he’s suited to make hard foreign policy decisions because he made tough calls as a businessman.

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“When I first became president of Godfather’s Pizza, there was a very dangerous part of town in the black community where I wouldn’t allow my restaurants to deliver because we had kids beat, robbed,” he said in an interview outside a pizza joint here Sunday.

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