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Sorry, I didn't mean to throw a Monkey Wrench into yer' plans:Presidential candidate Herman Cain remains neck-and-neck with former Massachusetts governor Mitt Romney for the lead in the Republican primary, despite the recent emergence of allegations of sexual harassment against the businessman and restaurant lobbyist.
In a Washington Post/ABC poll conducted over the first four days following revelations of the allegation, with Romney at 24 percent, and Cain at 23 percent. Texas governor Rick Perry is in a distant third, with 13 percent, with former Speaker of the House Newt Gingrich at 12 percent.
A majority of likely Republican voters said that the allegations against Cain were not serious, and that it would not make a difference in who they support for the GOP nomination.
Just 23 percent of Republican voters believe that the scandal would make them less likely to vote for Cain, and 69 percent believe it will make not difference.
Well I guess if BettyBoop starts a thread saying Herman Cains numbers are falling then I guess I just have to go along with it and not do any more research on the matter. Herpa Derp!
Oh wait, what's this?
Herman Cain remains steady in polls despite sexual harassment allegationsSorry, I didn't mean to throw a Monkey Wrench into yer' plans:Presidential candidate Herman Cain remains neck-and-neck with former Massachusetts governor Mitt Romney for the lead in the Republican primary, despite the recent emergence of allegations of sexual harassment against the businessman and restaurant lobbyist.
In a Washington Post/ABC poll conducted over the first four days following revelations of the allegation, with Romney at 24 percent, and Cain at 23 percent. Texas governor Rick Perry is in a distant third, with 13 percent, with former Speaker of the House Newt Gingrich at 12 percent.
A majority of likely Republican voters said that the allegations against Cain were not serious, and that it would not make a difference in who they support for the GOP nomination.
Just 23 percent of Republican voters believe that the scandal would make them less likely to vote for Cain, and 69 percent believe it will make not difference.
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MSNBC reported earlier that a fourth woman is going to speak out today. Not anonymously this time according to this report.
Why the right thinks business leaders are more moral than the average joe I will never know.
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Cain's favorability dropped following the claims. He has said he wants the press to move past the allegations and stick to the journalistic code of ethics, reporting news on a "need to know" basis.
Do you have any real numbers on this?
I do agree he went up to fast, but the scandal has been put to bed, and folks seem to be madder at Perry and the news media about it than they are Cain.
Shut your racist piehole
Do you have any real numbers on this?
I do agree he went up to fast, but the scandal has been put to bed, and folks seem to be madder at Perry and the news media about it than they are Cain.
