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"Does anyone know more about Mr. Cain's philosophy ? From the little I've heard of his voice, he sounds like a very powerful speaker. If he is a solid Conservative and Jack Kingston refuses to enter the Senate race, Mr. Cain could be a great candidate (and self-financing to boot, always a plus !). If Thurbert Baker gets the 'Rat nod, Cain might be exactly who we're looking for. Your comments are appreciated. :-)"

Although Mr. Cain sounds like a very interesting candidate, we should hold off on supporting him. I want to find out wether Collins or Kingston jumps. If one of them decides they want the title "Senator" in front of their name, they get my support. If not, then I will take a very serious look at Cain. If one of the two aformentioned house members decides to jump, Mr. Cain should run for one of their open seats. The race for Isakson's open seat is probably to crowded (and has to many experienced politicians) for him to be able to win in.

I have to be honest and say that I don't think Mr. Cain has the credentials for a House race. Being a CEO as such means he is better suited to going for Governor or Senator. I would also presume he's probably in John Lewis's district, arguably now the worst member of Congress in the state, and even with all his money, he probably couldn't crack above 40% there.