[nopardons]

It's possible,though doubtful, that the MSM will talk about this thing. The smoking, at the end, would be the only reason anyone even mentions it and THAT won't get "good" coverage. It's gratuitous and is perhaps the ONLY reason it was thrown in there.

And should it get any kind of press and/or T.V. play, it WILL get mentioned that they guy is Cain's chief of staff. Of course someone's chief of staff is going to be singing the praises of whomever they are working for.

Perhaps it shall get attention; just don't be surprised if it's the WRONG kind of attention and THAT is also my point.

Political neophytes make mistakes;sadly Cain has made quite a lot of them.

Many of us ARE looking for the "unRomney".

I keep wishing that Cain would get better advisers and do what's needed to be that; sadly, he doesn't.

[Pan_Yans Wife]

I don’t believe there IS an “unRomney” this time, nopardons.

I don’t know that any of them has a “silver bullet” that will stop Romney from getting the nomination.

I stood back and watched Palin. Nothing came of it.

Cain will either rise or fall. I’m still patiently watching.

Santorum, Bachmann, Gingrich, Paul... I don’t see that they have a chance.

In the meantime, I think they drive the debate. That’s what I’m paying attention to. It’s not voting day, yet.

As I watch all of the movements in the media and the televised debates, all I’m thinking is... each of them is interacting with the others. And I’m learning who these people are and whether they’re worth my vote. I’m still willing to be patient.