I will say this about Cain. He sure attracts the morally challenged to him. Every one of these accusers have had long lists of sordid things they’ve been involved in that shoot their credibility down to sub zero.
And of course, the media that wouldn’t believe a thing about Clinton, buys off on everything that drips from these skanks lips.
I’d rather say that the Democrats found morally challenged people who had worked for NRA or otherwise knew Cain and that they then threw them at him.
I will bet that the real associates of Herman Cain were not scumbags and that is why none of them were used by the Democrats.
>>He sure attracts the morally challenged to him. Every one of these accusers have had long lists of sordid things they’ve been involved in that shoot their credibility down to sub zero.
Agreed. And if you believe, like I do, that he’s got the Chicago mafia’s full support, that wouldn’t at all be surprising that they would do this to support Obama.
They, and others, have millions they would LIKE to give him for reelection, but campaign finance laws get in the way. Plus by the time its over, there will be even billions of legal dollars tossed into this campaign.
So what can the mafia, foreigners, and other dark forces for Obama do with the cash they want to give him but cant? Massive opposition research, and bribery to get people to say whatever will do the most damage. What woman in Cain’s past would NOT accept a million dollars to lie? hmm... When you think about how much money that is... maybe most of them.
Most of THESE women would probably accept a LOT less. The latest one, Ginger White even had to recant her lies about a business partner and pay her partner’s court costs, all because Ginger was angry. The woman has a screw loose, and yes, she could easily have been bribed to lie.
Same thing for any and all OTHER GOP’s who get too close to winning. They, and the MSM will white-glove Mitt because the GOP has to run SOMEONE, and Mitt is the most liberal of the bunch. They will try to sink him too, but only after the nomination.