[McGavin999]

Hate to tell you but Herman Cain won the Florida Straw Poll by a huge margin. Sarah won't be getting in now, she'd be stepping all over Herman and I seriously doubt she would do that. She does need to help him raise some money though, and I'll bet she'll be glad to do that.

She said she wouldn't get in if there was a strong conservative candidate, and Herman is that strong conservative.

[A CA Guy]

But he comes with a 999 plan that will be rejected by voters because they were already screwed with Obamacare.
I think the 999 would be too scary.

[Magic Fingers]

“Sarah won’t be getting in now, she’d be stepping all over Herman and I seriously doubt she would do that.”

If she’s going to get in, I think the now-or-never point is soon at hand. Theoretically she can keep treading water for a long time, but if Cain starts rapidly building a head of steam (which would cement his standing as a “credible conservative candidate”) her entrance would create as much (or more) resentment as it would joy.

[wku man]

Why do you hate to tell me? I'm sure glad to hear it.

Now let's see how he does in the snobby, elitist Northeast.

Scouts Out! Cavalry Ho!

[palinsupporter1]

With executive experience running a state, Cain does not have that.

[alstewartfan]

Sarah IS getting in the race. Cain will not be able to generate the excitement necessary to topple Romney’s stifling advertising campaign. Only Sarah can. Now, if Cain could actually be the nominee, I’d be content, be he’s no Sarah Palin. We NEED Sarah now. Bob