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To: chrisser

I also thought the inscriptions Cain wrote in her books sounded pretty generic.

But, Cain seems to confirm the affair in his own statement, through his lawyer:

“’This appears to be an accusation of private, alleged consensual conduct between adults - a subject matter which is not a proper subject of inquiry by the media or the public,’” said a statement from Mr Cain’s lawyer

Thing is, if it is true, what are we gonna do, vote for Newt, who is a serial cheater? Newt is no better. It all seems to point to Romney...the family man.

I had such high hopes for this election. We really need a good candidate, but we have none!

I am going for Bachmann. Newt and Romney are not an option.


37 posted on 11/30/2011 7:36:09 AM PST by tuckrdout ( A fool vents all his feelings, but a wise man holds them back. Prov.29:11)
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To: tuckrdout
I had such high hopes for this election. We really need a good candidate, but we have none!

I'm still holding out hope for Cain. I'd like to see more evidence.

I can forgive some of his misstatements and foibles - the man hasn't spent his whole life campaigning and it takes cohones to run for President in today's environment without holding a series of public offices.

I'd personally rather not vote for a man who can't keep his vows to his wife given that we expect him to give his word to uphold the Constitution as part of his office. But even if I were to overlook an affair by Mr. Cain, what bugs me is the stupidity and recklessness of thinking he could run without it coming out and then denying it even as it has come out (of course, it makes perfect sense if this is a Rat setup and Cain is innocent).

Perhaps my judgement of character isn't worth much, but where Clinton seemed like exactly the sort of man who would have a string of liasons and affairs, Cain doesn't seem to give off that vibe. There were plenty of people who knew who Clinton really was and were vocal about it. That hasn't been true of Cain so far - in fact, the exact opposit has been true.

I need to see a little more hard evidence before I throw in the towel on Herman. There are a quarter of a billion people in this country. If you could "drag a dollar through a trailer park" to find women to accuse WJC, then certainly dragging a few dollars through the entire country will find a few women to accuse any man running for high office.
51 posted on 11/30/2011 8:05:35 AM PST by chrisser (Starve the Monkeys!)
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To: tuckrdout
But, Cain seems to confirm the affair in his own statement, through his lawyer:

“’This appears to be an accusation of private, alleged consensual conduct between adults - a subject matter which is not a proper subject of inquiry by the media or the public,’” said a statement from Mr Cain’s lawyer

Did you give any thought to the above statement by the attorney? No, I didn't think so. You say Cain seems to confirm the "affair". Yet the attorney refers to it as "private, alleged consensual conduct between adults". This term can apply to almost any type of relationship between adults, and in no way implies an "affair".

I meet with mature, senior, gentlemen every week. I will do so tomorrow. They are members of my Kiwanis Club. Yet, this meets the definition of "private, alleged consensual conduct between adults". Am I having an "affair"? No. Except by your definition.

When it's stated he was consoling her, and trying to give her direction, that too can be considered "private, alleged consensual conduct between adults".

Are you always this gullible?

62 posted on 11/30/2011 11:16:51 AM PST by bcsco (A vote for Cain will cure the Pain!)
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