[JohnnyZ]

Wow! Great news from the Cain campaign. Sounds a lot better than what we were seeing before. Much better article than the snippet we had yesterday.

[templar]

Cain sounds interesting at the very least. Anyone in Georgia think he's got a chance?

[Dan from Michigan]

I don't know if it means anything or not, but I saw quite a few Cain stickers at CPAC. The only other two stickers I saw quite often there for congress were Vernon Robinson and John Thune.

If Cain wants to get rid of the IRS, that's certainly a good start.

[Veritas_est]

Good post ibi_libertas.

In spite of the thread being hijacked by a question of race, there are some great comments.

I am a white, middle class, male, senior citizen of the state of Georgia. I am volunteering at Cain headquarters where there are about even numbers of white and black middle class volunteers. At this point if either has the edge in numbers it would be our black volunteers.

I would be surprised if color is much of an issue in this Senate race. I would also be surprised if some black Democrats don't try to make it an issue. I just believe in Mr. Cain's ability to diffuse any such attempt.

More and more middle class blacks in Georgia are seeing the Democrat party as the modern day equivalent of the old time slave owners, using the welfare system to enslave people of all races.

I believe that Herman Cain is a man who can pull people together, where Al Sharpton, Jesse Jackson, and their type are divisive.

I have seen the three TV ads running now and they are the highest quality political ads I have ever seen.

[ForOurFuture]

The news keeps getting better. Go Cain!