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Are you kidding me? I still have Rick Perry at the top of my list, but Cain is right up there, at position 1.5. Herman Cain is eminently qualified; not only does he have substantial experience as a chief executive, he’s also been in government before - as deputy chair and chair of the board of directors of the Federal Reserve Bank of Kansas City.

I concur with you. I have my reservations about Rick Perry, but you can be damn sure that if the November 2012 ballot offers a choice between Governor Perry and our LM ('Little Mussolini'), I'm throwing the lever HARD for the Governor from Texas, no doubt about it.

My candidate is Herman Cain at this point. I intend to promote him, contribute to him, and do what I can to spread the message about a good American conservative (who just so happens to be black) that has a proven record of success in the business sector, is able to inspire people and get them focused on the issues before us, and the only candidate I will NOT vote for is Mitt-Witt Romney, and as much as I intend to work for Cain, I will devote equal effort to stop Romney in every way possible.

I am with you 200% plus. If Mr. Cain is the nominee next November, I will get up at 5am to make sure I’m the first one at the polls to pull the lever for him, just as I would do for Mr. Perry. My only regret in regard to the two of them is that I wish we could get the two of them to see a little more eye-to-eye and to get them to realize who the real enemy are: Obama and the socialists, not each other.

I know that Mr. Cain has said he wouldn’t be Perry’s VP - I wonder if he’d consider having Perry as his own VP? I think a Cain/Perry ticket would be dynamite.