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>I'm keeping my fingers crossed that you have the right take on this.<

It is somewhat biased.He has acurately quoted everything Cain said.The problem is these one-liners were about all he said . Collins and Isakson were able to discuss all the issues with substance.Cain was energetic but his answer to everything was the fair tax.

On the base closing issue Cain says don't do it.(physically responsible?)Collins says we need to do it .Isakson says he has sponsored an amendment to continue with the review in Europe and postpone till 2007 in USA.

Dick Williams asked if the Fair Tax really had a chance of passing anytime soon.Cain dodged and Isakson talked about a law to end the tax code as we know it on a "date certain"(2007 I believe).This has passed the house but not the Senate.

Cain has a great future if he will do his homework on the day to day issues.He has a great philosophy but has not articulated any programs or ideas.I wonder if he would enjoy the work of being a Senator or if he just wants to pontificate.