[tjd1454]

All of them *skanks*? Really? Yes, until proof is shown otherwise.

Sorry, you can't win on this one: if the allegations are indeed false, then the obvious question is: "What is Cain doing associating with people like that?"

"Oh, he didn't know..." Well, in that case he lacks the fundamental judgment to be President IMHO.

[SoConPubbie]

Sorry, you can't win on this one: if the allegations are indeed false, then the obvious question is: "What is Cain doing associating with people like that?"

Just more of the "When did you quit beating your wife?" logic.

Let's turn this lazy logic on it's head.

What was Jesus doing associating with sinners?

In fact, show me where he commanded His people to not associate with sinners?

That's not proof you are presenting, just more of the smear tactics of the MSM and others.

[onyx]

Sorry, you can't win on this one: if the allegations are indeed false, then the obvious question is: "What is Cain doing associating with people like that?"
"Oh, he didn't know..." Well, in that case he lacks the fundamental judgment to be President IMHO.

Gee, I don't know the answer to that one. Ministers often minister to broken people. You know, the sordid folks that others discard?

I might fool you here. I think it's odd that she had his private number. Likely something he regrets and should have changed once he became a presidential candidate.

Secret Service likely should have gone through his phone numbers.

NONE of this makes him guilty of anything she claimed.

[COBOL2Java]

Sorry, you can't win on this one: if the allegations are indeed false, then the obvious question is: "What is Cain doing associating with people like that?"

To which skank are you referring? The only skank that Cain "associated with" is the current skank, and he thought he was helping her. I had a similar experience once. I helped out a female co-worker who was unfamiliar with the public transportation system. I gave her advice, helped her out, and she started stalking me. Turned out she was mentally unstable. I guess using your logic, I should never even think about running for public office, eh? After all, she might be hired by my opponent to say we had "an affair".

The others were not much more than infrequent acquaintances.