Sorry to put it that way, but does anybody really think that the Tea Party of Florida stood up and said: We think a black businessman with no governing background is the best choice to our next commander-in-chief (Well, the did elect Scott as governor, so I guess that is a possibility)? No, I think it is basically a protest vote. They seem to be saying: Romney and Huntsman, you're no Tea Party people, so you're out. Newt, you're the past, and Santorum, you couldn't get re-elected in Pennsylvania as Senator, so you can't be President, so you 2 are out. Johnson, cute line, but stealing from our radio god is verboten, so you're out. Paul, nice ideas, but you have been running for President for how many years, and you look like the guy on TV selling popcorn a few years back. Nobody will take you seriously, so you're out. So now we have Michele, who believes whatever someone says to her,and doesn't believe in taxes. Well, one out of two isn't bad, so let's put her on the back burner. Now Perry, we've listened to you, and we like what you say--- when you make sense. And that happens even less with you than it did with W. No No, No, No, No, and may I say--- NO! So who is the least likely to be elected, the one no one thinks takes seriously, the one that will get Christie and/or Ryan to sit up and take notice that we're not happy with anyone, and we want you to run: Yeah, Cain, that's who we'll vote for. That will get somebody else in the race, someone we can really get behind.
It's either that or they really think that Cain is a serious candidate. I'm not sure which one would be scarier.
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