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Remarking that he's "at peace with [his] god" and that his wife is "at peace" with him, Herman Cain's dropping out of the presidential race, embarking on what he calls "plan B", which I assume means a show on Fox News or something. It was fun while it lasted, Herman, but I think you might be over-estimating how much people will care about you when you're not running for the nation's highest office. He does have a new website he's launching (that doesn't appear to be live), for what it's worth.
