Michele Bachmann, a tea party favorite, is most likely under the most pressure to perform in this format. After a fairly wooden performance last week, look for her to inject some passion, spontaneity and values talk this time. Of all the candidates, she seems to have the most to lose tonight if her performance goes south.
Herman Cain is another tea party favorite and is also expected to make a strong showing. He’s been improving every debate and is moving up in the pack as a viable nominee.
Mitt Romney should be looking to explain himself to the tea party voters. This debate could end up being very important to his chance in the longrun. Tea partiers are very sensitive to his healthcare baggage and it is quite likely he’ll be asked about that from the audience.
Whatever happens, this debate will likely spell the end for at least one or two candidates, and a new beginning for two or three more. Be sure to watch tonight, live on CNN at 8 p.m. ET and check back in with Conservative Daily News for coverage and recaps.
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