[so_real]

Perhaps she can offer him the VP slot...

And if that is the course of events, I would support that ticket happily. We tend to favor governors over congressman for ascension to the Executive Office. This is because governors have to work within budgets at a level closer to the common man. Ironically, as a businessman, Cain has worked within budgets at a level elbow-to-elbow with the common man ... with tremendous success I might add. I, actually, would prefer his experience over the experience of just about any politician. But ... Palin was a governor. Cain/Palin or Palin/Cain makes no difference to me -- I'd back either ticket. But as I said, Cain/Palin is an more certain, less divisive, and less expensive "win".

[Sola Veritas]

“I’d back either ticket. But as I said, Cain/Palin is an more certain, less divisive, and less expensive “win”.”

Cain is pretty sharp guy. But he isn’t quite ready to be POTUS yet. Of course, he would be preferable to Romney anyday of the week.

I say this in kindness and affection for the man, but Cain’s 999 plan is not doable and will never by law. I for one prefer to pay the income tax I’m paying now, and I don’t want to pay more sales tax. I hate sales taxes. Goodness, if his plan went through, we would be paying 18 cents on a dollar in my current state, plus I would be paying more income tax than I do now. To be honestly selfish...why should I even want such a thing?

I think Sarah is the best idea, and could deal with a Cain VP to give him some experience. But not the head chair.