Meanwhile the Guardian's Jon Ronson is bemused that after concluding his whole family are ambiverts - which Cain defines as a mixture of extrovert and introvert - the group barely gets a mention in the book.
Even such Cain-and-Abel types as Raymond Hood, a hard-drinking visionary architect, and John Todd, the authoritarian teetotaller that Rockefeller hired as his chief developer, became good business buddies.
So quote the talking horse they did, among them esteemed writers such as Jennie Rees of the Louisville Courier-Journal and Glenye Cain Oakford of the Daily Racing Form.
Cain represents his 9-9-9 plan as a stepping stone to the FairTax.
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As for Cain, his GOP brothers and sister trashed his trademark 9-9-9 tax plan well enough to raise doubts among Republican voters than it could well raise their taxes.
Over the weekend, we were treated to a smorgasbord of self-justification from Herman Cain and Jerry Sandusky, who, as they spiral downward and hopefully out of the public eye, seem unable to just shut up.
On the right, nativist voices in last year's primary campaign gave birth to phrases such as "electric fence" (Herman Cain), "self-deportation" (Mitt Romney) and other nuggets that turned Hispanic voters off.
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To continue the interpretation, the story of Cain and Abel may be taken as an illustration of the zero-sum game of primogeniture, as well as an allegory for the slaughter of nomadic pasturage by urban agriculture.
Plus the 9-9-9 Plan is a transitional plan, meaning that the rules are supposed to change again as Cain moves the country to a complete sales tax regime.
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The other returning players include Leilani Mitchell, Alex Montgomery and Kelley Cain, as well as camp invitee Loree Moore, who spent five seasons in New York from 2005-09.
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