You know the racists may find reason to back Romney because of Cain. We know many teapartiers and

[applegrove]

republicans are racist before all else. So perhaps they will vote for 'moderate' Romney so as to stop Cain.

[XemaSab]

1. You think Cain has the power to influence this race?

I think he's the "bread and circus" candidate. I take Palin more seriously than I take Mr. "Polling in the very low single digits among registered republicans."

[applegrove]

2. Me too but he is ahead of Romney in the polls tonight. Romney is at 23, Cain at 27 and

Perry at 16. So that reality is going to be waiting for the teabaggers as they wake up tomorrow.

[XemaSab]

3. Reality is never going to be waiting for the teabaggers.

n/t

[applegrove]

6. ! Snort!

[FarLeftFist]

4. Lets be serious, the GOP are shatting their pants. They hate them all.

[Renew Deal]

5. Howard Dean is all I have to say.

OK, that and it doesn't matter who's leading polls in October.

[NYC_SKP]

7. Except that Cain is an outspoken supporter or racist ideas, he gives racists permission...

...to be racist.

He says that blacks are more racist than whites, and that blacks basically have all the same opportunities.

More than any other R candidate, Cain gives racism a green light.

Odd, isn't it?

[totodeinhere]

8. No, they will gleefully vote for Cain. Yes they are racists but they can use Cain. n/t

[XemaSab]

9. If they know it's going to be down between Captain Pizza and Barack in the General?

Nagaha.