How is Herman doing? Forget Herman. Heck, how is the GOP doing?

The "poll of the day" is one taken by CBS News. The visual, below, is one thing, but, what is not obvious by looking at the chart, may be just as newsworthy. For example. the CBS poll found that 61% of those surveyed said the recent "scandal" did not effort their view of Cain. Also, the CBS poll discovered that Cain's support with GOP women has fallen from 28% to 15%, and 38% are unhappy with the reports of this continuing scandal, a disastrous circumstance for Herman Cain. He has, also, lost support from conservatives within the GOP and TEA party participants. In spite of this CBS observation, however, the survey shows 67% of party conservatives and 71% of TEA party folk still like what they see in Herman Cain.

What must be of considerable concern is the fact that "undecided" finished second and fifth in this poll for a combined percentage of 31%. Nearly one third of all those interviewed apparently hope for someone else and are not overly enthused with "all of the above." Put me in that camp. My preferences include (and I will lose some of you on this one) Sarah Palin, Paul Ryan and Marco Rubio. Of course, nearly anyone would be an improvement over Obama. Just understand that the Marxist Media has plans for all of the front runners. Romney will be framed as "Obama II." Newt Gingrich's behavior with regards to his dying wife and the affair that resulted in his marriage to his current wife, all while he was a vociferous critic of Clinton in the Monica scandal, will be played up big time. He will have very little support with Independent women. And Cain will have to face another round of charges from anonymous sources and a media that does not care if its reporting is baseless. It already knows that a campaign of lies works with a large portion of the American electorate.

In the end and in my opinion, this poll presents a situation that demands great concern. There is growing "confidence" in the belief that one of the three current front-runners will be the GOP choice. With that in mind, I view the selection of a Vice President as the most critical issue in this campaign cycle. If the GOP front runner chooses someone on the level of a Joe Biden, we "are all so screwed" in the coming election. It is going to be a tough fight, despite Obama's proven inabilities and hateful behavior.All reading this need to get ready to get involved. If nerve before or never again, this nation needs your involvement for 2012.

Note: I originally reported this as an ABC poll. That is not the case.