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Perry's instincts are COMPASSIONATE. Whatever his views and positions are they would be disastrously modified by his "compassion" in office. Perry also never has said anything to indicate that he understands Economics. Palin and Cain and Trump are the only ones running or who had been considering running that have said things that show they know how money works and why people choose. That leaves Cain as the only one I can positively support. I would vote, in the end, for anybody but Romney.

If the election comes down to Romney vs. Obama and were I to choose the Lesser of Two Evils I would have to vote for the kenyan but I could not possibly vote for him for anything that doesn't establish him behind bars somewhere so I will not vote the top of such a ticket.

Perry’s instincts are COMPASSIONATE. Whatever his views and positions are they would be disastrously modified by his “compassion” in office.

Like GWB. When you (justifiably?) lack confidence in your brains, you follow your heart. Which is sweet n’all, but not a good way to run a government.

The reason I think Cain has the best chance to knock out Romney and Obama is based on his recent MASTERFUL TV appearances on Leno, and The View. He’s got what it takes to handle a hostile media, and come through as both impressive, commanding, and lovable.

I fear Perry would be a stumbling embarrassment in debates like pretty much every GOP nominee (to various degrees) since there have been debates.

Watch how Cain handles the harpies on the View.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=player_embedded&v=sRYqQCXEDnM
He is as smooth and calm as Clinton at his best, but with character and conservative principles.