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Herman asked us to let you know again how much he appreciates all your prayers. He's still in an Atlanta-area hospital, where doctors are trying to make sure his oxygen levels are right.
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This is a tough virus, but we serve a tougher God. Herman wants to get back in action soon, so please continue praying.
The FDA (under Trump’s control) has a different opinion of this.
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Whaaaat? C'mon. Bet you're glad you didn't fall for the Democrat's Hoax by socially distancing and wearing masks.
Smart move following your president.
Shuckey ducky coonie.
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Please discontinue following the buffoon that downplays the virus and encouraged Herman Cain to attend a high risk rally. Herman and the president are poor role models.
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This is not helpful. If you can’t bring yourself to pray for someone that differs from you politically, then guard your tongue.
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Why do you support a president and a party that endeavors to take away people’s h/c insurance? Your admin has taken it all the way to the Supreme Court. Why is it OK for you to get subsidized h/c insurance through ACA but not others?
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you might want to thank your medical team who had to take care of you because you were too selfish and refused to wear a mask or social distance. Congrats this is the consequence of your id actions
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Yes, Herman. In case you don’t have an actual doctor, get your advice from a realtor
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We got your back Herman.
Praying hard for your speedy recovery.
We need your voice!1
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130,000 people, most of whom probably also served your God, didn't survive. Maybe try to be more responsible next time.
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Maybe Herman should have thought more about God before choosing to glorify Cain with that last name. Righteous punishment cannot be prayed against.
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Didn’t pray bigly enough I guess 
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Here's another who selfishly put people at risk due to being arrogantly science illiterate.
Looking rough 
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Yep. My dad had it (also a cancer survivor) while you promoted this being a hoax, didn’t wear masks, and have contributed to hurting Americans with misinformation & supporting poor leadership.
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Anything to say about personal responsibility? He invited the virus in by taking absolutely no precautions. He did the exact opposite of what one should do, especially his age. He still wanted a hospital bed though. How about thinking ahead instead of asking for prayers afterward
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He needs to take responsibility for his irresponsible actions and his part in perpetuating COVID being a “hoax”. He deserves this and he should be asking for forgiveness. He’s a danger to society.
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Prayers are great, but do you know what's better against this virus? Masks and social distancing. So sad Herman didn't do any of these things while attending a Trump rally with 6000 other unmasked possible spreaders.
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What virus do you speak of? The one the president said was hoax? The one Herman himself said he wouldn't be wearing a mask to control? That virus?
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This is hilarious to me. So busy telling people not to wear a mask. Look what that got you lol
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"For what shall it profit a man, if he shall gain the whole world, and lose his own soul?" Mark 8:36
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