[Cringing Negativism Network]

Who else now, gets in, or back into the race?

IMHO this just became an entirely new contest.

Almost like starting over from the beginning.

[Grunthor]

I look for Cain to overtake Romney by between 5% and 15%

If Sarah endorses Cain, it could get even bigger.

[svcw]

I am going to guess you are talking about Palin. She was my first choice, still have my girl crush (will end if she endorces Romney), but she made the choice that was right for her and her family.
As of now I am really liking Mr. Cain.
Bottom line there are only several people I will not vote for (that are on the big stage) Paul, Huntsman and Romney, none of these people would be different or better than BHO.
However I just drank a glass of mighty fine wine, I reserve the right to say I did not say what in just said.

[GoCards]

What the hell was that about?

[70times7]

Sorry, this question suffers from the errant assumption that Palin was a contender of SUCH INCREDIBLE MAGNITUDE that the mere possibility of her running kept candidates out of the race.

Go ahead and hold your breath over the next week waiting for the throngs of new GOP candidates. But before you do, post your address so we know where to send the flowers.

[Larry Lucido]

Gov. Palin might have put on a pound or two, but I think you’re exaggerating her weight gain. It’s really unbecoming.

[the invisib1e hand]

i’ve just lost interest. and yet a part of me has a sense of anticipation for who Sarah Palin will endorse.

[bigbob]

Maybe she will reconsider...it seems to be the “in” thing to do nowadays.

(just trying to make things complicated)

[mmanager]

If you have to ask the question you are clueless. Cain is the most conservative candidate we have ever had and that includes you know who. All these people pissing their pants about Palin not getting in is laughable. Yes, she was the one I wanted but Cain now is our guy. Get on board and don’t look back.

[rabidralph]

It has been an unusual day

[Sybeck1]

Huckster?

[mark3681]

I told my wife a month ago Palin wasn’t going to run.
No news here. Just took a little longer than her supporters would have liked. Now it’s on to supporting Cain.

[Longbow1969]

Probably going to be Romney or Perry. Cain is a great guy and I know the base loves him, but at the end of the day electability will end up being the number one concern. I suspect Cain will fade as time goes on, especially if Perry finally turns in a decent debate performance. Primary voters will want the most conservative candidate that CAN actually win. So Perry or Romney. Unfortunately right now I am afraid it might be Romney the flip flopping RINO.