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51packard says:
Really???
Even if the accusations were legit, wouldn't this appeal to Dems who don't have problems with their Prez. staining dresses in the Oval Office...Or flavoring cigars with an Intern??
Why don't we talk about JOBS?
ITS ABOUT THE ECONOMY STUPID(s)!!!!
Not 10 year old non-news!
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I-C-Warming says:
Cain was gone by the time the agreement was signed? Why did he leave even before the association had to pay off these women? Let me spell it out....Was he fired?
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gangstalook1 says:
Every Male should be concerned about this;If Cain had left the company and didn't even know about the complaint why did the company pay anything? This is like "Character Assassination". Do companies just pay people and not bring the MALES in to defend themselves or investigate?Women can just make any claims bitter,scorned or just lying, the company is at fault not Cain...
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no1netfan573 says:
Well who's next? Have they got someone else to run on this ticket.Hey,there is still Ron Paul.
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kcsteak2 says:
Hey Bennett, then explain how Herman Cain broke an agreement that he didn't sign? This smells rotten to the core.
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robotnik_p replies:
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Yep. And she says she "will stand behind" her allegations, yet not defend them by coming out. How does that work? Would you expect her, after receiving a payout to say that she'll return the dough? Her lawyer has already broken her end of the confidentiality agreement, being her hired mouthpiece, so should she have to give the money back to the NRA? Cain didn't sign it? then how is he a party to it? It looks like she took the NRA for a ride. Nice scam.
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mindlesszombies says:
Why has nobody considered the fact that this was a black man in a top position in the 90's. It is very conceivable that people a could see this as an opportunity to make some quick cash. Without details of who these women are and the ability to look into these women's backgrounds its nothing but unfounded garbage! Have these women pulled this before or after? What kind of people were/are these women?
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VictorAshesLoveChild replies:
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You fool, they signed confidentiality agreements.
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Dreadnut says:
The story is either salacious, or it's boring..........sorry, after a week of alot of nothing, it's going down the boring path.
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Allan_Yackey says:
"It will insist the complaints were in good faith"

There are individuals who have "problems" and think that they hear threatening voices. When they report those threats to a medical professional, any lawyer can make the same comment about them. It doesn't make the voices real.

By the way,do you know who was the first black president of the National Restaurant Association? Could the reported allegations have any relationship to the answer to the above question? Just asking.
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OnTheCrown says:
There is more to this. This is not going away.
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doneinone replies:
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that's right, Politico 90 Cain smear stories in 5 days.....pathetic
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andrew0111 says:
Isn't this a lot like the Duke Lacrosse case? The media ruins a persons reputation before we even know what the man is accused of. We all know that sexual harrasment can mean simply walking by a left wing woman.
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nancy_naive replies:
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No, not at all. The DA in the Duke case lied about what the complaitant said, and about the existance of evidence.

Here, all of the evidence is held under a civil agreement. The ONLY person giving the details is Cain.
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