In spite of the faux outrage you can be sure that the GOPers

[ChandlerJr]

are breathing a sigh of relief that Herm Cain has lived up to their stereotypical view of all black men and solved the problem of what to do with him.

[monmouth]

1. "Stereotypical view of all blackmen"...Wow. Let me tell you about

the white creeps (and I'm white) I had to suffer. Very broad brush you have there.

[ChandlerJr]

2. When it comes to GOP, republican, conservatives, there is no brush

broad enough to paint them with.

Maybe you know different, I certainly don't.

[grasswire]

5. fyi -- the poster was a mole from *that* web site

The tombstoned mole is boasting about being busted on DU.

[FarLeftFist]

3. The GOP should just default on the 2012 elections.

[Johonny]

4. I think the problem is now they've all bought into him

At first they all blew him off. Then over the last 5 weeks they slowly warmed up to him as a real candidate with a real chance. Since pretty much none of these republican pundits can say "I was wrong", they basically have to buy into the story line these are fake. Cain's suppose straight talk everyman won voters, now he's lost a lot of luster and there isn't any there underneath him to support him. Of course there has to be someone to pick up his support which also is a little wanting. The general idea is while voters today say they don't think these matter are real, matter in the election, will effect their vote, as time goes buy it will them find a "reason" to not vote for him. I really don't think race has a lot to do with it.