[conservaterian]

Right, he is finished. Like the polls in IA say, or ABC or Rasmussen...get a grip and a clue. Let me guess, you are a Perrywinkle.

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Sorry, I am far from a Perrywinkle, I want nothing of him or RINO Mitt, but unlike those two, I would certainly vote Cain against Obama (especially if he gets rid of that stupid 9-9-9). If you look at it realistically you will one day realize that Cain has no chance in hell of getting the nomination and if he does he would have even less chance of beating Obama. We need a conservative who can WIN in '12 = right now none of them are running. I'm down to counting on the GOP coming to its senses and drafting someone decent in their convention.

[StAnDeliver]

"I'm down to counting on the GOP coming to its senses and drafting someone decent in their convention."

Why don't you come to your senses, noob, and know your history -- the last time the GOP did anything remotely like drafting a nominee at their convention, they threw away Reagan and gave us Ford in '76.

[chilepup]

The only reason he is being attacked is because he is the ONLY one who can beat Obama. So, which Conservative do you think can win? Come on, find one...you won’t.

[AlwaysFrosty]

“I'm down to counting on the GOP coming to its senses and drafting someone decent in their convention.”

Really? Every election conservatives rarely like the candidate because the RINO establishment chose them. I have no illusion that nothing but a RINO would get put forward if any of these candidates failed to get the majority.

Besides, there are more conservative minded candidates now then in past elections. No way did President Bush represent true conservatism. I know many people here love Sarah, but if we think Cain is getting a beating in the Media it would be nonstop with Sarah. I believe Sarah would have a more difficult time defeating Obama in a general election than what Cain would have...but who knows all those independent women who don't like Sarah could change their minds, and it will be the independents who decide this next election.