[Shethink13]

Hope you guys in GA have better luck than we did in PA.

Is the President getting involved in this race or not?

[eyespysomething]

Our advantage in GA is that it is a 4 man race. Isakson and Collins will pick voters off from each other, Al Bartell, while he does have some conservative ideas, he is a socialist when it come to finances, and so Mr. Cain has quietly stepped ahead of Mac Collins and has Johnny Isakson looking over his shoulder, and seeing the whites of Cain's eyes.

Cain has campaigned tirelessly. The whole state knows who he is!

That being said, I hope Bush doesn't come here and support anyone (unless it is Cain, lol)

We've got a debate on Saturday, which should be good. It'll be the first major debate they've all showed up at.

[Mamzelle]

I've heard some talk that Bush supports Isakson. I think it would be good for Bush to stay away from primary races--he doesn't need to alienate conservatives in GA the way he has in PA.

[NewLand]

"Is the President getting involved in this race or not?"

His silence speaks loudly, thus far.

Personally, I believe he will stay out since there is no incumbent on the ballot...normally a POTUS will support incumbents and typically not campaign against one.

From Rove's-GWB's perspective, a Cain win insures an (R) stays in Congress (Isakson) and an (R) in the Senate (Cain), as opposed to potentially losing one or both.