[Dante3]

Glad he is staying in. McCain, Gingrich, and Clinton are guilty of worse. If Gingrich win, he will likely get the same treatment.

The one to have gained most from him dropping out is Gingrich and the Democrats.

BTW, I just saw on "Judge Judy" a guy from Georgia who looked just like Obama.

[trisham]

This is just the beginning of what may be the most important, the dirtiest and most aggressive campaign for the presidency in our nation's history.

The outcome may well determine the future of our country.

[faucetman]

“Glad he is staying in”

He's not staying in! Boy, you all jump on that one report bandwagon. I don't care if Cain says it himself (why would I believe him?), he is DONE! Sing all your swan songs tonight, because tomorrow he will quit.

By next week, no one will remember his name.

Regardless of all the women troubles, he was sinking anyway on his lack of knowledge and inexperience. His silly 999 plan, and no there, there. Nobody loves Herman Cain more than Herman Cain. He did well for awhile on chutzpa and ego, but that wore thin after awhile. The man has no depth. He's a bumper sticker, just like Romney.

Don't bother to attack me, I won't read them. I just thought that amongst all the mindless Cain sycophantism I would provide some truth.