But that won’t keep him from telling us who should be allowed to run for the GOP nomination and who should be, well, not: This is why the GOP needs to rethink its debate schedule and why the RNC should take over the operation of the debates and exile Cain, Johnson and Paul as well as every other candidate without a prayer of winning. (Santorum is a long shot, but

Well, then. I haven’t been this shocked since the official announcement that Clay Aiken was gay as pomegranate martini.

To the establishment pols, Cain struggled. To the Frank Luntz focus group who watched the debate, Cain was the clear winner. So now it’s the duty of the establishment pols and the establishment media to assure us that Cain can’t win: Still, no matter how bright Cain shone last night, he has little chance of winning the nomination. While he has some personal money, he doesn’t have nearly enough cash

NRD: When you filed your taxes this year, did you get a refund larger than the amount the government withheld from your paycheck? If you were one of the 23.1 million tax filers who benefitted from federal government share-the-wealth schemes like the Earned Income Tax Credit, you were effectively put on welfare according to the Congressional Joint Tax Committee. An incredible 15.5 million of these tax filers actually received more