Herman Cain Accuser Steps Forward

[Captain Oates 911]

heck if 'going for it' is a sin then I am a many times a sinner !

What's he supposed to do - get his lawyer in the back seat and ask her in writing if he can touch her knee ?

She says she said stop and he did.

I wonder how Americans ever get pregnant if these are the rules before initiating a jolly good romp !

[Bad_Daddy 2,209]

Herman just wanted himself some of dat booty is all. He be pimpin.

[Leatherneck 693]

Herman just wanted himself some of dat booty is all. He be pimpin.

Did you see her pics or the news conference? I would pass on dat booty!

Edited November 8, 2011 by Leatherneck

[Captain Oates 911]

Herman just wanted himself some of dat booty is all. He be pimpin.

He said " Do you want to get in the back seat"

and she said

"No, I want to stay in the front seat with you"

Feminist stuff is a racket. When I was 42 I was divorced with a nice house and a top Mercedes and 32 female staff, many of whom were divorced. They ran me ragged.

Nowadays that's the same as rape apparently

I asked where one of em lived and she said " You can see my house from here - I could carry you there under my arm". She had had her first kid at age 13 in Finland and her second in Miami and had had more rich husbands than I had had pints of timothy taylor's championship ales - and that's saying something.

I feel sorry for guys nowadays - you say 'Wazzup kiddo are you up for a bit" and the next thing you are in handcuffs being sued out of your life savings and with 5 life sentences without parole

Women have overplayed their oh so innocent hand - with me anyway

Edited November 8, 2011 by Austin Devon

[Leatherneck 693]

BS. There is no one stupid enough to think the French revolution happened before the American revolution.

You mean in America! I'll bet you a beer some of those OWS leftist don't know that a French Revolution even took place.

[Leatherneck 693]

He said " Do you want to get in the back seat"

and she said

"No, I want to stay in the front seat with you"

Feminist stuff is a racket. When I was 42 I was divorced with a nice house and a top Mercedes and 32 female staff, many of whom were divorced. They ran me ragged.

Nowadays that's the same as rape apparently

I asked where one of em lived and she said " You can see my house from here - I could carry you there under my arm". She had had her first kid at age 13 in Finland and her second in Miami and had had more rich husbands than I had had pints of timothy taylor's championship ales - and that's saying something.

I feel sorry for guys nowadays - you say 'Wazzup kiddo are you up for a bit" and the next thing you are in handcuffs being sued out of your life savings and with 5 life sentences without parole

Women have overplayed their oh so innocent hand - with me anyway

One of the reasons many of us look outside of the USA for companionship, the well is poisoned here.

[scandal 951]

After seeing this I really no longer believe her.

She might be a flake. That doesn't mean it didn't happen. Right now it's He said, She said. No one else really knows what happened 10 years ago. But what's interesting is that he claims he doesn't remember her and never met her. And yet local Chicago media is reporting an independent witness, Amy Jacobson, that saw them together just a month ago in Schaumburg. Hmm.

Cain, Bialek had “tense” encounter in Schaumburg

By Kerry Lester

Herman Cain was more than an hour and a half late for his keynote speech at the Midwest Tea Party Convention in Schaumburg, and the crowd was getting restless.

But instead of rushing onstage when he arrived at the Oct. 1 event, Cain stopped to speak with a suburban woman who now claims he assaulted her, eyewitnesses said.

Sharon Bialek, a former WGN radio employee who had obtained backstage credentials for the event, “saw him as he was walking,” said Amy Jacobson, a co-host at WIND 560 AM, which sponsored the event and where Bialek, of Glenview, is interviewing for a job.

“She was determined to talk to him and she got what she wanted,” Jacobson said, saying it “looked like a tense few minutes. She was talking and he was listening.”

Yet, Jacobson also said Bialek embraced Cain, briefly. “She hugged him. He did not hug her back.”

Bialek told reporters that she went up to Cain that day at the Tea Party convention at the Renaissance Hotel and “asked him if he remembered me. I wanted to see if he would be man enough to own up to what he did 14 years ago.”

Bialek, a former employee of the National Restaurant Association's educational foundation in Chicago, says she met Cain when the Georgia businessman was the head of that association. She said she went to Washington, D.C., where the organization is based, and met with Cain to ask his help in finding another job after she was laid off in 1997.

On the ride home from dinner, she said, Cain put his hand under her skirt and groped her.

At a news conference Tuesday, Cain explicitly denied Bialek's allegations, or even knowing her.

“When I first saw this lady do the press conference with (attorney) Gloria Allred, I sat there trying to recall who she was and if I knew her,” Cain continued. “And I am honestly telling you I can't even recall knowing her back then.”

Jacobson said Bialek was alone at the conference.

She paid for a ticket and was not wearing media credentials when she was backstage, convention organizers said.

Bialek describes herself as a Tea Party member, but a number of people involved in local Tea Party groups, such as activist Steven Tucker of Roselle, say they've never heard of her.

“I've been involved in the Tea Party movement for awhile,” Chicago Tea Party Patriots spokesman Eric Kohn said. “I don't know any friends who are familiar with her, have met her, or have heard her name before yesterday.”

Voting records show that Bialek cast a Republican ballot in the 2008 primary.

But the extent of her involvement appears to end there.

“I'd never even heard her name before this,” said Illinois GOP spokesman Jon Blessing, active in Chicago's 42nd ward organization, where Bialek lived for years.

“I've talked to a lot of people I know,” Republican strategist Collin Corbett said. “Nobody knows who this is. If she was active in politics she must have done it in her basement as an anonymous commenter on blogs or newspaper articles.”