You certainly make sense. She should have to show more “proof” of an affair. And I think if she had it, it would be all over the news.
And you are right, we say we don’t want a politician, but then it seems we critisize Cain when he doesn’t act like one!
Actually, I just want Cain to show his skills as a businessman. A successful businessman must do much of the same things a politician does. They are selling a product: Herman Cain, in this case.
Successful businessmen know how to pick great people to work for them, and how to “outsell” their competition. To be successful, they have to have the ability to promote their products better than their competitors, and instill confidence in their shareholders. Cain has not shown those skills in this situation.
“Cain has not shown those skills in this situation.”
I do wish he had better advisers and spox folks, but he was running on a tight shoestring budget until very recently. However, the fact that he’s gotten this far going up against some who believe it’s their turn, their right, to be elected POTUS in 2012 says a lot for his skills.
And as far as not handling things with the slickness of a career pol - again, isn’t that what we want? Didn’t we do our best to vote out experienced pols and replace them with average Joe’s in 2010?
Whatever happens with all this, we need to keep something in mind —
This isn’t just about Herman Cain. The establishment know-it-alls and dems will stop at nothing to demoralize us and choose our candidate and I’m not playing their game. If Cain drops out for whatever reason, they’ll be all over the next one in line like white on rice, all the way down to the wire come November 2012. You know it’s true.