The Herman Cain rhetorical style works better with ‘999’ than explaining sexual harassment allegations.
Herman Cain describes gesture that led to harassment charge.
World replies: please don’t!
We thought it sounded a little odd that the CEO of a trade association wouldn’t know if a payout had been made to someone who accused him of sexual harassment. We asked an expert on sexual harassment law. And she doesn’t think it’s credible either.
I’m not sure “trainwreck” really captures the totality of Herman Cain’s day. I’m thinking something like meteor making high velocity impact into Earth. I believe Herman Cain just said that he doesn’t know whether the National Restaurant Association made a cash payment to his accusers. He “hopes not.” But he doesn’t know. Is he going to go to them to find out? I think he said no, because it’s confidential. Not certain on that last point. He may have meant that it’s confidential so he’s not able to get the information and make it public.
Herman Cain’s flat denial already getting a little less flat.
Limbaugh attacks the Cain story as a “hit job” and smear against black conservative.
Herman Cain on Fox right now: Those sexual harassment allegations were “totally baseless and totally false.”
From Planned Parenthood. Headline: “Thinking About Having Sex with a Vampire This Halloween? Planned Parenthood Is Here to Help”
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As if there weren’t enough problems for Herman Cain today, there’s a pretty damning report out of Wisconsin that suggests — actually, it comes very close to establishing — that a not-for-profit run by Cain campaign manager Mark Block was paying for Cain’s campaign expenses earlier this year after Cain had already set up his official presidential campaign committee, which would be a violation of all kinds of election and campaign finance laws.