Cain campain has "major announcment" from Georgia tomorrow

[QWDC]

per NBC NEWS twitter


so I guess Cain is dropping out after all?

[trey4sports]

already posted. welcome to the forum though :) hope you enjoy it here

[mikeforliberty]

Naw he's just going to release the full list of his sexual exploits. Just to get it out of the way.

[libertyfanatic]

Goodbye Cain

[RonPaul101.com]

Naw he's just going to release the full list of his sexual exploits. Just to get it out of the way.

Wow, that could take all weekend...

[kylejack]

http://i.imgur.com/YVfi4.jpg

[RM918]

Hah, you forgot Buddy Roemer in there! The guy who wants Lieberman as his VP for a 'unity ticket'.

Also, is it me or is it kind of unnerving how much alike Perry and Romney look when you put them side-by-side like that?

[Athan]

Roemer wants liberman? Wow. I'm going to stop being upset over his exclusion from debates. **** that.

[runamuck]

He's going to drop out and endorse Newt. You'll see tomorrow...

[IterTemporis]

Don't drop out... for Jon Stewart's sake.

[Kregisen]

Is it good or bad if he drops out tomorrow? Gingrich would gain more than we would gain in the short run, but in the long run we're better off just because there are less candidates for voters to focus on, more time to look at Ron, and overall much more gain if enough people start seeing how liberal Gingrich is.

Basically I've come to the conclusion that short term Cain dropping out hurts us but long term helps us. The problem is, with Iowa 6 or so weeks away, it's hard to tell which is the better option at this point.

[vechorik]

He's going to drop out and endorse Newt. You'll see tomorrow...

I agree

[Restore America Now]

Is it good or bad if he drops out tomorrow? Gingrich would gain more than we would gain in the short run, but in the long run we're better off just because there are less candidates for voters to focus on, more time to look at Ron, and overall much more gain if enough people start seeing how liberal Gingrich is.

Basically I've come to the conclusion that short term Cain dropping out hurts us but long term helps us. The problem is, with Iowa 6 or so weeks away, it's hard to tell which is the better option at this point.

I'd rather have him drop out now than have us do very well in Iowa, only to have him dropout shortly thereafter and see us tank in N.H.

[Xenophage]

Is it good or bad if he drops out tomorrow? Gingrich would gain more than we would gain in the short run, but in the long run we're better off just because there are less candidates for voters to focus on, more time to look at Ron, and overall much more gain if enough people start seeing how liberal Gingrich is.

Basically I've come to the conclusion that short term Cain dropping out hurts us but long term helps us. The problem is, with Iowa 6 or so weeks away, it's hard to tell which is the better option at this point.

In this election, you're either for Ron Paul or you're for someone else. We want to dilute the "someone else" votes, so I see this is as a negative.

[samsung1]

The foxnews article says cain is opening new Georgia HQ. Why would he do this if he's "dropping out"?

[kylejack]

He's going to double down, I bet.

[devil21]

He's going to drop out and endorse Newt. You'll see tomorrow...

He won't drop out. He'll "suspend" his campaign.

[garyallen59]

Can we merge all these Cain threads and move them to Opposing Candidates?