[The Sparrow]

With mounting evidence, he is, in short, treating Perry like Perry has Herman Cain’s numbers.

But wouldn't it just be better to go after Cain?

[freeangel]

“But wouldn’t it just be better to go after Cain?”

He knows that Herman does not have a gazillion dollars in campaign cash like Perry and is under the assumption that he can buy all the ad time he wants forcing Cain into oblivion. I guess he’s never read the David and Goliath story.

[Signalman]

But wouldn't it just be better to go after Cain?

My opinion: Romney wants Cain to be his VP.

[Brookhaven]

But wouldn't it just be better to go after Cain?

I'm convinced Romney thinks he can beat Cain in a 1-on-1 battle, but he's not sure he can beat Perry in a 1-on-1 battle. That's why he goes after Perry.

I'm convinced Cain can beat Romney in a 1-on-1.

Time will tell who is right.

[bigbob]

It says a lot about Romney that he’s going after a guy who hasn’t got much of a chance of winning, while ignoring the real elephant in the room.

[Baladas]

I don’t think Romney should go after Cain just because of some meaningless polls - fighting money with money is a better idea. Intrade has Mittens around 67% to win the GOP nomination, Perry is second at around 15%.

[RockinRight]

Shhh...let them fight it out. Cain can sail right to the top.