Just when you thought the Cain campaign could not get more chaotic or reckless, we get this bizarre claim from Mark Block that Josh Kraushaar is a) working for Politico and b) Karen Kraushaar's son. Both a) and b) are incorrect. But Block didn't think to check before opening his wonderfully smoke-filled mouth. (Apologies, by the way, for getting the spelling of Karen Kraushaar's name wrong yesterday.) Ed Morrissey wants Block fired for his disregard for facts:
After last week’s aborted accusation against Rick Perry as being the leaker of this story and now this “epic facepalm,” as one of my Twitter followers called this, Mark Block has to go. If he’s not gone by tomorrow, no one will take this campaign seriously again — nor should they.
Weigel asks how much Cain's supporters will endure:
There's got to be a breaking point for the conservative base's dislike of the media. How about we start with outright lies?
The Dish 