[E. Pluribus Unum]

This is gonna really piss off the Cain/Romney/Pawlenty/Whoever trolls.

They so have their hearts set on her not running so their chosen RINO can have a clear path to Ubama's victory.

[Digger]

This is gonna really piss off the Cain/Romney/Pawlenty/Whoever trolls.

I might have a few more beers along with my Tuesday tacos at my favorite hangout. Go Sarah - Go Ohio.

[Dilbert San Diego]

If Palin polls so close to Obama in a key state, why do all liberals, and even some people here, say that Palin could never beat Obama, and hope she doesn’t run?????

In 1980, the Carter people hoped Reagan would get the Republican nomination, because Carter’s boys thought that Reagan would be the weakest opponent.

In 2008, the Clintons spread stories about how Obama just couldn’t win a general election, and that’s why Hillary should be the nominee. But who got elected in ‘08?

It’s very premature to say that any candidate can’t beat Obama, or, also premature for the liberals to say that Obama is a lock for re-election. We just can’t see what the situation will be election day 2012 at this time.

[gov_bean_ counter]

Would someone please call vector control before the vermin get here???

[SeaHawkFan]

The more I learn about Cain, the more I like him; and I’m a huge Palin fan. Cain-Palin is my dream ticket for eight years and then Palin-? for eight more. Cain first because he is quite a bit older.

This pairing would get 55-60% of the popular vote; especially with several states getting serious about vote fraud.

[LS]

I fail to see how Herman Cain is a "troll," or how someone who likes him is a "troll." I'm here in OH, I attend party meetings, am on the central committee for a major county (usually THE swing county for Ohio, given that the north goes Dem and the south Rep), and can tell you that there is no fantastic Palin love here among the grass roots. They don't dislike her, but she has no more clout or appeal than many others---unfortunately for you, including several you named. Herman Cain came to Dayton and gave a rousing speech and made a lot of new supporters.

This notion that anyone who isn't on the Palin bandwagon somehow is a troll really needs to end.

And while reworking PPP's poll numbers is fine, keep in mind people played all sorts of games with poll numbers in 2008, especially with Dem/Rep registrations in "early voting" states and took a beating when the real vote occurred. It is reasonable to assume that Republicans will vote R and that they don't like Obama, but in one of our MOST conservative districts in Montgomery County on election night, fully 1/8 voted Obama---a district that should have been 99% McCain. So assumptions aren't always accurate.

[RockinRight]

It doesn’t “piss me off.”

I also fail to see how supporting Cain makes one a “troll.”

This is an interesting analysis. I’d like to see more polls to back it up though.