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Thanks for asking, dear reaganaut!

I'm off the Cain bandwagon for several reasons:

1. He doesn't have a voting record on moral issues, e.g. abortion, gay activist agenda - I have no evidence that he has the courage of conviction.

2. He remarked that gun control is a state matter when the RKBA is a Constitutional Amendment indicating his lack of expertise.

3. His reaction to the Washington Post hit piece on Perry (the racial slur on the rock) showed no judicial restraint which is necessary for a C.I.C., e.g. the nuclear football.

I believe he wants to be a conservative leader - but he needs more than that to get my support.

Thank you for your honest response, AG.

However, from my viewpoint, politicians are what got us in this mess and we need someone who thinks outside the box. I believe someone without political favors to pay back and a head for business (which is ultimately what this country is) would be much better than the same ol’ same ol’.

I like to think myself a good judge of character, and I trust he will take stands on what he says he believes. Right now, I believe Cain is our best choice by far of those running. All candidates have issues, but we need fresh blood.