[majormaturity]

BS! Cain resonates with the grass roots. He may well get the nomination, which would be interesting: Black against black - a true show of party politics!

[precisionshootist]

Yes, it would be interesting. Obama would still get 90 plus percent of the black vote, which would likely translate into a loss for Republicans in a big way.

IMO, like it or not we have the first black president and while his color means nothing to me, the man has been a complete disaster. Trying to get elected as the second black president is going to be a tall order indeed.

I think we need to go with what is proven to work as we simply can’t afford to take the chance with an experiment and risk four more years of the first Marxist president.

It’s still very early so we just need to support everyone and see how it shakes out.

[07Jack]

I agree on the grassroots point.
Many folks on our side seem to have hard time recognizing that given today's technology, a grassroots campaign can be successful at the national level.
I wouldn't be surprised to see folks embrace a successful businessman over the same old, same old prototypical Ivy League lawyer type of politician.