Do you consider Herman Cain a serious candidate?

[Joe Republic]

Herman Cain: homosexuality is a sin and a choice.

Which is a pretty mainstream opinion among Republican voters, I would think.

[Eraserhead]

Depends on my mood.

Currently, I'm feeling that he has the potential to go all the way!

[Mr. Morden]

Looks like Cain is getting serious about his Presidential bid.

http://www.mediaite.com/online/herman-cain-wants-a-great-wall-of-china-or-a-moat-with-alligators-along-mexican-border/

Uh, yes.....read the link I posted just one post above yours. 

[DS0816]

Herman Cain — Dismissed

[MASHED POTATOES. VOTE!]

Anyone who doesn't have racial motivations /Phil

[TheGlobalizer]

Cain otoh strikes me as a guy with a Katie Couric interview in his future.

[courts]

If Palin is a serious candidate...

[feeblepizza]

Cain will be our President and you know that, loonies.

[MASHED POTATOES. VOTE!]

Cain will be our President and you know that, loonies.

And I shall be a Queen of Siam by the end a year.

[scootman]

No.

I think he's a smart guy, competent, has charisma. But I've seen him interviewed several times, and he botches the foreign policy questions every time. Did it again the other night on Bill O'Reilly.

He'll fade.

[Badger]

No.

I think he's a smart guy, competent, has charisma. But I've seen him interviewed several times, and he botches the foreign policy questions every time. Did it again the other night on Bill O'Reilly.

He'll fade.

All true, but in a field where voters are decidedly unimpressed with their choices, and with other nuts like Bachmann, Santorum and maybe Palin to make Cain look "no worse than" about half the field, he's on track for a sharp rise before his likely fall.

I suspect he may garner enough media interest that his campaign may "crash and burn" rather than fade away.