Woman Alleges 13 Year Affair with Cain

Steinhauer said:
I am not going to say he didn't cheat on his wife. I am also not going to say he did. So far, these are allegations. Allegations are not evidence of guilt.
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I am not gonna say it will work. I am not gonna say it won't. But if you need a few bucks, shave that beard and scoot over to the "Cain for President" headquarters.
 
saywhatkid said:
I am not gonna say it will work. I am not gonna say it won't. But if you need a few bucks, shave that beard and scoot over to the "Cain for President" headquarters.
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They accepted me with my beard intact :dunno:
 
I just checked my iPhone and Siri is claiming to have had phone sex with Herman Cain
 
Steinhauer said:
I am not going to say he didn't cheat on his wife. I am also not going to say he did. So far, these are allegations. Allegations are not evidence of guilt.
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I saw the woman on TV tonight and she said she "did not want to come out with this but she felt bad for the way the other women where treated" I can't understand why a woman would on on TV and say something like this is not true. What do they gain from doing this if it a lie?
 
Speaking of comments flying straight over people's heads .... I am wondering how Cain would have been able to cover up a lengthy affair while having stage 4 colon cancer. Seems she fabricated her story ... Big shocker there.

Cain has decided to stay in the race.
 
Steinhauer said:
I am not going to say he didn't cheat on his wife. I am also not going to say he did. So far, these are allegations. Allegations are not evidence of guilt.
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Five women coming forth IS evidence.
 
Steinhauer said:
I am not going to say he didn't cheat on his wife. I am also not going to say he did. So far, these are allegations. Allegations are not evidence of guilt.
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therefore aliens.

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Steinhauer said:
Speaking of comments flying straight over people's heads .... I am wondering how Cain would have been able to cover up a lengthy affair while having stage 4 colon cancer. Seems she fabricated her story ... Big shocker there.

Cain has decided to stay in the race.
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How exactly is his dishonesty regarding his sexual trysts related to having colon cancer? One thing has virtually nothing to do with the other.

Yeah, everyone's a big fat liar except Cain. Yeah, that's the ticket! Let's go with that one, Jethro. Surely some moron will believe it.:roll:
 
Beowulf said:
Five women coming forth IS evidence.
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Absolutely. It would be enough to call for his execution if he were a Democratiic candidate.:roll: But because he is a Repub, the conservatives just keep turning a blind eye. And then they want to call themselves well informed as voters. Only if well informed means ignoring the obvious.:giggle:
 
Steinhauer said:
Speaking of comments flying straight over people's heads .... I am wondering how Cain would have been able to cover up a lengthy affair while having stage 4 colon cancer. Seems she fabricated her story ... Big shocker there.

Cain has decided to stay in the race.
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Just for kicks, I will throw this out there. I know, Obama the Muslim is in charge. Yeah, he is trying to destroy America so the Arabs can control the wheat market. Obama will be home grillin' foals for his peeps. The debt is all his fault. We gotta protect those tax cuts so we can...can...help those guys make more billions, so they....they...can send more work overseas. Yeah, that's it! Enjoy, from New York Times...

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Jiro said:
really? where did you get that info from?

latest I know - he is currently reassessing his Presidential bid. His staff has been slimmed down.

Cain Plans "Assessment" of Campaign - Fox News
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I heard a reporter asked Cain if he was dropping out of the race and Cain answered back "999, we're doing fine!" CRAP ! I was hoping he would drop out as I am sick of hearing about the women that he may messed around with!
This has nothing to do with the real problem our country are facing. My realtor taxes just when up and I do not pay a higher sale on top of this! Cain is out of touch with what some people are going through.
 
whatdidyousay! said:
I heard a reporter asked Cain if he was dropping out of the race and Cain answered back "999, we're doing fine!" CRAP ! I was hoping he would drop out as I am sick of hearing about the women that he may messed around with!
This has nothing to do with the real problem our country are facing. My realtor taxes just when up and I do not pay a higher sale on top of this! Cain is out of touch with what some people are going through.
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But he is in touch with his litigation team. :giggle:
 
January 25, 2011
Jeffrey H. Anderson is a former professor of American government and political philosophy at the U.S. Air Force Academy and the director of the Benjamin Rush Society.

In his State of the Union address tonight, President Obama will reportedly issue a call for "responsible" efforts to reduce deficits (while simultaneously calling for new federal spending). In light of the President's expected rhetorical nod to fiscal responsibility, it's worth keeping in mind his record on deficits to date. When President Obama took office two years ago, the national debt stood at $10.626 trillion. It now stands at $14.071 trillion — a staggering increase of $3.445 trillion in just 735 days (about $5 billion a day).

To put that into perspective, when President George W. Bush took office, our national debt was $5.768 trillion. By the time Bush left office, it had nearly doubled, to $10.626 trillion. So Bush's record on deficit spending was not good at all: During his presidency, the national debt rose by an average of $607 billion a year. How does that compare to Obama? During Obama's presidency to date, the national debt has risen by an average of $1.723 trillion a year — or by a jaw-dropping $1.116 trillion more, per year, than it rose even under Bush.

In fairness, however, Obama can't rightly be held accountable for the 2009 budget, which he didn't sign (although he did sign a $410 billion pork-laden omnibus spending bill for that year, which is nevertheless tallied in Bush's column). Rather, Obama's record to date should really be based on actual and projected spending in fiscal years 2010 and 2011 (plus the $265 billion portion of the economic "stimulus" package, which he initiated and signed, that was spent in 2009 (Table S-10), while Bush's should be based on 2002-09 (with the exception of that same $265 billion, which was in no way part of the 2009 budgetary process).

How do Bush and Obama compare on closer inspection? Just about like they do on an initial glance. According to the White House's Office of Management and Budget, during his eight fiscal years, Bush ran up a total of $3.283 trillion in deficit spending (p. 22). In his first two fiscal years, Obama will run up a total of $2.826 trillion in deficit spending ($1.294 trillion in 2010, an estimated $1.267 trillion in 2011 (p. 23), and the $265 billion in "stimulus" money that was spent in 2009). Thus, Bush ran up an average of $410 billion in deficit spending per year, while Obama is running up an average of $1.413 trillion in deficit spending per year — or $1.003 trillion a year more than Bush.

Obama, of course, has said the economy made him do it. But the average inflation-adjusted deficits through Obama's first two fiscal years will be more than ten times higher than the average inflation-adjusted deficit during the Great Depression. Even as a percentage of the gross domestic product, the average deficits in Obama's first two fiscal years will more than three times higher the average deficit during the Great Depression. The fact that Obama's deficits have, by any standard, more than tripled those of the Great Depression, cannot convincingly be blamed on the current recession.

And none of this even takes into account Obamacare, which the Congressional Budget Office says would increase spending by more than $2 trillion in its real first decade (2014 to 2023) — and which, even under very rosy projections, the CBO says would increase the national debt by $341 billion by the end of 2019.

It's not often that one gets to hear a call for "responsible" fiscal stewardship from someone whose deficit spending is outpacing President Bush's by more than $1 trillion a year — yet that's apparently what we'll get to hear tonight. But President Obama's actions tell another, far clearer, story about his commitment to deficit reduction.
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The Weekly Standard: Obama Vs. Bush On Debt : NPR

Also would like to add that even Biden admitted the ruined state of the economy is Obama's fault - not Bush.

spin, spin, spin.
 
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