Kurtis says that he wouldn’t be surprised if it comes out that Bialek came on to Cain, not the other way around, given her history and the tales people in the corridors of CBS Chicago are telling about her (she worked for CBS).
Which is about what I suspected. It made little sense for her to pay for a flight to Washington just to talk primly with Cain. She went there intending to sell herself in return for a job and Cain wasn’t willing to let himself be played. She went home embarrassed and ashamed. But now she sees a chance to turn that debacle into a remunerative gig.
And Cain can’t accuse her of being the aggressor and instigator without agreeing that he and she were together. If he admits to that, everyone (well, in the chattering classes) will believe her, not him.
Unless he can prove that she came on to him. As long as it’s he said she said, he loses if he ever admits that they did meet in Washington when she wanted help finding a job.
All Cain has to do is say “I didn’t want to embarrass the woman so I didn’t ever say anything about it EXCEPT to the NRA’s lawyer and my wife.”
It also sounded like a deal where she made something up to lie to her boyfriend about what happened.
You know, you have to have lived a little to know how capable people are of being liars and con artists.
In my short life I have known of a girl who wore a fake cast in college and doctored her brothers’ x-rays to lie to professors that she had cancer; The same girl called her boyfriend’s parents once and told them he was on his way to her house with a gun (he wasn’t), A woman at work lied about a rape to explain to her boyfriend where she was one night (ultimately confessed), another one accused her ex of molesting their toddler daughter to get leverage in a divorce settlement.
The list is endless. this stuff goes on.
I thought about that
sexual aggressive female comes on to high ranking male, then holds a grunge when she gets rebuffed