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Subscribe to RSSCAIN: The fourth Cain accuser is on the cover of the New York Post and New York Daily News.
Cain was on Jimmy Kimmel Live last night and said, “We are taking this head-on,” “There’s not an ounce of truth in all these accusations,” and took a shot at the woman: “Let me put it this way — I can’t think of anything I would hire her to do.”
“A new Pew Research survey finds that Americans who have heard about the sexual harassment allegations against Herman Cain, on balance, think they are true rather than false, 39% to 24%,” Political Wire writes.
“A former employee of the United States Agency for International Development says Republican presidential candidate Herman Cain asked her to help arrange a dinner date for him with a female audience member following a speech he delivered nine years ago,” the Washington Examiner writes.
HUNTSMAN: "Not performing well in New Hampshire isn't an option," Huntsman said on CNBC, per The Hill. "We're gonna do well in New Hampshire because New Hampshire rewards hard work and those who actually earn it," Huntsman said. "So New Hampshire is where we're placing our bet. We've got two months in which to make it happen."
Huntsman’s campaign has a new Web video -- entitled “Scared Mittless” -- hitting Romney for not appearing on a Sunday news interview in a long time.
ROMNEY: “Mitt Romney is on cruise control — with his eyes focused intently on the White House and President Barack Obama — as the political landscape in the Republican presidential race shifts all around him,” the AP writes. “With his GOP rivals struggling, the former Massachusetts governor has been quietly positioning his campaign for a general election clash against Obama. He's visiting places like the perennial swing state of Pennsylvania and raising piles of cash in New York. He has yet to run his first television ad of the Republican nomination fight. He skipped a series of multi-candidate forums in Iowa last week. And, until Monday, it had been 10 days since he took questions from voters in a public setting.”
The Wall Street Journal: On Medicare, “Mr. Romney has moved about two-thirds of the way toward Paul Ryan's ‘premium support’ plan… But the key reform point is that Mr. Romney says that all beneficiaries would receive the same fixed payment whatever plan they chose. In other words, premium support would ensure that all seniors get basic coverage, but if they wanted more expansive coverage they'd have to pay for it themselves.” More: “What next year's GOP nominee needs is a clear reform alternative to Mr. Obama's vision of ever more government and the higher taxes necessary to pay for it. Mr. Romney still needs a bolder economic growth agenda, but his fiscal awakening is encouraging.”
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Cain thinks "harass" is two words!!
The fourth accuser was very graphic in describing Cain's behavior towards her. When she got to "he put his hand up my skirt" it went from harassment to assault, in my opinion.
There is no way American voters are going to give this man a pass, what are we, French?
Cain's political run is just a joke the same as Pat Paulsen was in the 60's. Someone has to put humor into these elections from time to time. Cain may be a Democrat trying to make humor out of the GOP candidates.
Man up "Hermmi" your lies are making you look real bad. The NRA admitted it paid hush money to 2 women. It if hard to take when you say all of this is untrue. Typical republican/tea bag party response tell the lie enough. Its becomes the truth. Man up to it. Maybe your brothers koch, are still pulling your strings. Dance "Hermmi" Dance" dance for yours brothers koch.
It's simple. Cain's 15 minutes are up - he's toast.
I support Herman Cain 100% and loathe the smear tactics of the Left. Gloria Allred is certainly no represenative of what is right. Funny, the latest never filed any complaint but now wants to make some money from the Dems for lying thru her teeth.
Herman Cain is a real role model unlike Obama whose many secrets about his past are hidden by the National Media. All the Democrats have is smears and lies.
Your party is no shining example of morality. Mark Foley liking congressional pages. You know thats so "gay". Your defending a sexual predator, that says allot about you!!!
Smitty,
How about your party? Bill Clinton had no less allegations than this against him. But the Democrats just let it all slide.
Alan W: I also support Cain 100%, for the Republican nomination. I will vote for President Obama. But, I would really really love to have Herman as the opponent. The sexual harrassment charges have little to do with it for me, although I think where there's smoke ..... I think its much more relevant that he can't pronounce the names of other countries - much less know anything about them; thinks China "might" be seeking nuclear capability when they've had same for 47 years, etc
"How about your party? Bill Clinton had no less allegations than this against him."
Kevin, you remind me of my 5 year old grandson as he wines --- well -- Billy did it too!! Guess what --- two wrong DO NOT make a right. What Bill Clinton may have done and may have gotten away with is not a justification for Herman Cain to play grab-ass with any female he wants.
Right Alan -- everybody is lying EXCEPT Cain. The 4 women, the National Restaurant Association, the attorneys -- everyone of the is lying but NOT Cain. Why is't nothing more than a MASSIVE LEFT WING CONSPIRACY isn't it?????
You got it marv -- Cain is a dream candidate --- for Democrats. If he's the nominee, Obama would win at least 40 states. The only thing that could be better is if he choose either Palin or Bachmann as his running-mate. That could mean even more states -- something like 48 or more.
That's some screwed-up thinking, there, Alan. This woman has nothing to gain and much to lose by coming forward. She was assaulted once by Cain, and will be again by all the media attention. Her life will never be the same. How do you know she was lying through her teeth? Were you there?
Herman Cains dirty scandal is dominating the news and casting a shadow over the other Rep-candidates
Is that so bad?
I don't think so
"Crazy Cain" has opened himself up to these attacks, and that is on him. That is fact! His past actions of ignorance and mental illness has come up to poltically bite him. No other individual can be blamed for his actions that he may have done. This individual is not Presidential at all, and no way do we as Americans want this individual representing us to the rest of the world. That is fact! Getting ready to vote yet America?? I hope so!
I have absolutely nothing for Cain. He is a slimeball. My sympathies go to his wife. Sucks to be her.