Don’t worry. Sarah will be avoiding endorsing during the infighting. Of course, personally she probably does like Perry and does not hold him responsible for his supporters, having seen how her own behaved. Come on. This is a rowdy game and rowdy people are in it. How else did 2010 happen?
Cain has not yet hit the wall that crushes, like Palin and Perry, but he will, just as soon as the media figures out just how to get that job done. Nevermind the self inflicted wounds. As Trump said, anyone who has done well and produced success and jobs is going to have plenty of critics to use against them, as opposed to Obama having produced nothing, certainly not jobs ever, and had no background that would garner critics, but closed one deal in his entire life. He bought a house. Adding, that even the house deal needed to be looked at. LOL.
Perry is working against a late entry in a compressed cycle and can not turn a debate. It is best that he get out of the south, in my opinion, and introduce himself to the broader electorate as the anti-Obama/Romney candidate, knowing that the cross-over voters are going to matter in this Republican primary.
Cain may not keep his loft after the media romps him, and Romney will be forced by the polls to eventually come at him. Someone is going to be left standing as the anti-Romney. Will it be Cain, Perry, or Newt who is on the rise? And then there is the blasted clock. Time is going to matter.
I agree, just about everybody has had their 15 minutes of spotlight in the polls icluding those who didn’t run (Christie, Palin, Trump), it’ll start getting even more interesting here shortly.