"...The words [in this New York Times article] are designed to help you know how to ridicule [Herman Cain]. The story here is both to tell you that on the one hand he's silly, and on the other hand he's scary..."
"...If this were an interview process, none of the [Republicans in the debate] would get a private industry job. That's how disconnected they are from reality. They believe they can talk out of both sides of their mouths and still get your vote, and then do what they want when they get in..."
"...[Romney said], 'I can't have the illegals on our property because I'm running for office.' He didn't say we can't have any illegals in this country..."
"...It was a good night, in a sense, that no one laid a glove on Herman Cain. It was a good night in the sense that Herman Cain is the only one standing on the stage who has no love affair with the IRS, with the 70,000 page mess of a tax code..."
"...I think this is an ego trip for [Obama]. I think he needs his ego stroked by little people who watch him in awe as his motorcade travels through town. He craves the attention..."
"...Young French Muslims arrested, they've got all these photos, they're crawling through courthouse windows at 2 in the morning... Have you heard anything like that before?..."
"There's no Republican worth his salt who should win the nomination without being able to win the South. In South Carolina, Herman Cain is leading by a 2-to-1 margin over Romney. How's that?"
"They hate Cain's candidacy. It spoils their narrative of casting conservatives as racists, of course. That's why they have to twist themselves into knots to find ways to say he's not really black."
