[Netizen]

I agree. In fact I think its smart on his part. I still think he may ask Newt to be VP, but he's showing they type of people he want to be surrounded with. This should help keep him rising in the polls.

I came across something a little while ago.

Rick Perry, who will unveil his economic plan starting with an energy speech on Friday, did not get a chance to answer that question during the New Hampshire debate. But his campaign told me Wednesday that Steve Forbes is among those advising the Texas governor. Forbes, chairman and editor in chief of Forbes Media, ran for president in 1996 and 2000 and pushed both times for a flat tax, private Social Security accounts, and medical savings accounts.

http://powerwall.msnbc.msn.com/politics/the-campaign-whisperers-1704229.story

So, I think its good that Cain mentions names and types to keep the momentum going.

[Marie]

"Rick Perry, who will unveil his economic plan starting with an energy speech on Friday, did not get a chance to answer that question during the New Hampshire debate."

He was flat-out asked, 'what is your plan.' He didn't have an answer.

The TOPIC of the debate was the economy. He knew it. They all knew it.

He was unprepared. "I'll have it together in three days," is not a good answer.