[txhurl]

Are Cain’s people still happy with the ‘fry the mexicans on the fence ‘til their eyes pop out’ position stance?

Hello?

We have an election to win here, and we do that by ATTRACTING votes.

[Hildy]

You make too much sense... You must be a troll. Only we can lose this election. I like Cain, but he cannot win.

[Isabel C.]

Are Cain’s people still happy with the ‘fry the mexicans on the fence ‘til their eyes pop out’ position stance?

That's not Cain's position. Are you in the habit of lying?

[central_va]

I just want to “heartlessly” throw pandering Texans against an electrified fence until they wake up. Care to volunteer?

[Ingtar]

Yes. I am happy with his position on the border, much happier than with the Texas Panderer.

[LS]

Er, I’m fine with that.

[mr_griz]

I'm not too worried about these early polls for one simple reason - this election is going to have everything to do with the level of enthusiasm the candidates can generate with their supporters.

many of the people who state in this poll that they would vote for Obama probably won't even vote, when you come right down to it. They are "passive" supporters who will be too [busy|sleepy|high|drunk|apathetic] to actually go down to the polls to vote. It's easy to support someone when the phone rings and a pollster asks you for your preference. Actually going down to the polling place on election day requires effort.

Cain supporters, you may have noticed, are FIRED UP and can't wait to get in the voting booth and pull the lever. Let me vote NOW!

I doubt the same can be said for Obama supporters.