[WFTR]

Considering that he’s fumbled two foreign policy questions in the past few weeks, these results are a sad indication of lack of seriousness in the GOP voters. If he was six months out of his time as an executive in the restaurant business, his lack of knowledge about foreign affairs would be excusable. As someone who has been involved in policy and politics for over ten years, he should have educated himself about these issues if he wanted to run for president.

[Kartographer]

I understand how upset you must be with Cain getting the stoplight and your candidate no coverage at all.

[AnotherUnixGeek]

Considering that he’s fumbled two foreign policy questions in the past few weeks, these results are a sad indication of lack of seriousness in the GOP voters.

I disagree. GOP voters and, more particularly, Tea Party members are perfectly aware of what the important issues are right now and the Palestinian "right of return" isn't close to being one of them. We have a political class comprised mostly of people who've never worked in private industry, never had to meet a payroll, never created a single job. These dilettantes understand neither basic economics nor human nature and they are driving this nation into financial ruin.

A man who has built and revived businesses and understands economic reality is a man we need in the White House - whether Cain is that man remains to be seen, but I already like him more than the likes of Romney, who is the epitome of the mindset that has gotten us into the catastrophe we now face.

[ilgipper]

BS about ‘fumbling’ two questions. Total BS.