Monday, Oct 31, 2011 5:08 PM 18:06:08 CDT
Herman Cain changes his story
Now he remembers the women who made sexual harassment charges against him, and key details
The unlikely GOP presidential contender Herman Cain had scheduled himself a big day in Washington, D.C. to talk about his economic plan Monday, but Politico changed his agenda. For a while, that seemed like it could be good news for Cain.
When Politico dropped a thinly sourced bombshell story about sexual harassment allegations against Cain back when he ran the National Restaurant Association, I thought it might actually help the former Godfather Pizza CEO. Anything would be better than trying to answer questions about his “9-9-9″ tax plan, I reasoned, and early this morning it looked as though Republicans were rallying around Cain as a victim of “liberal media.” Laura Ingraham suggested her talk show listeners should “Occupy Politico,” and Rush Limbaugh insisted the publication is racist. Listening to conservatives denounce Politico as liberal is great fun given Politico’s ties to the Republican Party.
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http://www.personal.salon.com/topic/2012_elections/and of course goes on Faux to explain himself
Cain Reveals Details of Sexual Harassment ChargesIn an interview with Greta Van Susteren scheduled to air on Fox News Monday night, Republican presidential candidate Herman Cain for the first time revealed details of what he says are part of the sexual harassment claims leveled against him while he was CEO of the National Restaurant Association
"I can't even remember her name, but I do remember the formal allegation she made in terms of sexual harassment," Cain said of one of his accusers, who he recalled was a writer in the association's communications department. "She was in my office one day, and I made a gesture saying, and I was standing close to her, and I made a gesture saying, ‘You are the same height as my wife.' And I brought my hand up to my chin saying my wife comes up to my chin."
Cain says the incident was investigated by National Restaurant Association's general counsel and human resources department. "It was found to be baseless," he insisted.
The GOP hopeful also offered insight into the settlement of the case saying, "My general counsel said this started out where she and her lawyer were demanding a huge financial settlement, I don't remember a number, but then he said because there was no basis for this, we ended up settling for what would have been a termination settlement."
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http://politics.blogs.foxnews.com/2011/10/31/cain-reveals-details-sexual-harassment-charges#ixzz1cP9pqClu