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The plot thickens. GOP pollster, Chris Wilson who is a Rick Perry supporter and involved in a pro Perry PAC leaked his own version of the story adding fuel to the fire.
First, am a conservative and I really like Herman Cain. I like what he has brought to the race.
However...
We now have three women accusers and two eyewitness accounts of Mr. Cain's bad behavior. I think we reached the tipping point where you can't just keep blaming other campaigns and the very real media bias. I expect it to only get worse as the week goes on, with more people coming forward.
My prediction is he will cancel all public appearances for the rest of the week and be out of the race by the weekend.
Imagine if Cain won out in the primaries and this came out just before the general election.
If the D's had been behind this, that's exactly when it would have come out. It's better to get all the dirty laundry out in the open now rather than later.
The plot thickens. GOP pollster, Chris Wilson who is a Rick Perry supporter and involved in a pro Perry PAC leaked his own version of the story adding fuel to the fire.
"The pollster requested that POLITICO make clear that he has not shared this story with any of his clients and that he was not the source for the original story Sunday on the two women who complained about Cain at the association."
Cain needs to stop blaming everyone else. It's making him look ridiculous.
"The pollster requested that POLITICO make clear that he has not shared this story with any of his clients and that he was not the source for the original story Sunday on the two women who complained about Cain at the association."
Cain needs to stop blaming everyone else. It's making him look ridiculous.
A pollster working for the Perry campaign has said he personally witnessed Hermann Cain harrassing a woman at the National Restaurant Association dinner, and that "If the truth comes out, it won't be pretty. It will be the end of his campaign"
Well, I guess now we know who's camp leaked the story! This thing has Perry's fingerprints all over it.
Iowa radio host accuses Cain of 'inappropriate' remarks
This may have already been posted, but with the way Cain apparently gets around, it's hard to keep track.
If any of this stuff is even remotely close to the truth...Romeo is done..
Quote:
POLITICO has learned that the incident involved a staffer for Steve Deace, an influential conservative talk radio host who hosts a nationally syndicated show in Des Moines. And Deace says he did take offense.
Deace, who penned an opinion piece critical of Cain earlier this month, told POLITICO in an email that Cain said "awkward" and "inappropriate" things to the staff at his station.
"Like awkward/inappropriate things he's said to two females on my staff, that the fact the guy's wife is never around...that's almost always a warning flag to me," Deace wrote. "But I chose to leave that stuff out [of the opinion piece] and make it about his record and not the personal stuff."
If this was as widely known of a problem as some of these guys out of the NRA are saying it was, it could have been any former staff member--it sounds like everybody there knew what was going on.
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Iowa radio host accuses Cain of 'inappropriate' remarks
