(CNN) – Herman Cain said Tuesday he could feel the pressure from his fellow 2012 candidates ahead of the CNN Western Leadership Conference Debate in Las Vegas.
"The way it feels is that you got this big bull's-eye on your back, and it keeps getting bigger," Cain told CNN's Wolf Blitzer on "The Situation Room."
Programming note: GOP presidential candidates next face off at 8 p.m. ET Tuesday, October 18, in the CNN Western Republican Presidential Debate in Las Vegas, Nevada. Submit your questions for the debate here.
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What ever happened to "thou shalt not speak evil of fellow Republicans" or facsimile of.?
This animosity among the Rep candidates is not compatible with running a clean campaign. The maliciousness should wait at least until the General Election.
Perry seems to be the worst...when he entered the race is when all this nastiness started.
Quit worrying ,you are the only one with brains and moxey to be our next Pres.Stay cool and pick your running mate.Whoever, has to be smart and tough also.Jim Thomas Phx.Az.