Herman Cain and Ann Coulter Coming to PSU
Have you ever dreamed of having a few drinks and kicking back with former Republican presidential candidate Herman Cain? If you’re like me, the answer is an unequivocal yes. And if you’re also like me, you’ll be doing just that next month on October 17 at the State Theatre as the “2012 College Truth Tour” makes its stop in State College.
Not many details are known at this time, but word is that there will be a live band, and of course all the refreshments that the State Theatre is famous for. Cain’s website emphasizes that this “will not be a lecture,” but rather, a “fun, educational” event with Cain and a popular local band.
Conservative author and radical Ann Coulter will also be making an appearance the following night, thanks to the College Republicans. She’ll be speaking on campus somewhere, although those details have not been released.
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