When Herman Cain arrived on the Republican presidential scene, I perked up. Godfather's Pizza! Are
they even still in business? I remember Godfather's from my childhood
in Denver, back before I found out what pizza is supposed to taste like.
Amiright? Was this your first pizza, too? I thought Godfather's
had gone extinct, but no. It's just that I had moved to New York City,
where puffy pizza is against the law.
So now that I'm all grown up, I'm wondering ... is Godfather's actually good pizza? I had bad taste when I was a child, so my memory is unreliable. Even more important, is it fair to judge a presidential candidate by his pizza? If he's a former Godfather's Pizza CEO, why not?
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So now that I'm all grown up, I'm wondering ... is Godfather's actually good pizza? I had bad taste when I was a child, so my memory is unreliable. Even more important, is it fair to judge a presidential candidate by his pizza? If he's a former Godfather's Pizza CEO, why not?
Four slices of cheap, cheesy, pepperoni-topped political analysis, coming right up! More Read
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