Only Cain, not bimbos can kill the Cain campaign

By Doug Book, staff writer

  Why has Herman Cain’s campaign thus far survived a media-led sexual harassment assault which would have surely doomed Republican candidates with more money,  more powerful friends and the party’s blessing and support?

 Certainly it isn’t because this scandal-pimping subsidiary of the Democrat Party has a history of taking it easy on black conservatives. Clarence Thomas and Condi Rice will attest to that.

 On October 25th,  Cain had topped party favorite and Northeastern liberal Willard Romney by 4 percentage points in a CBS/New York Times poll.  And 5 days later,  by strange and timely coincidence,  the left-wing,  on-line hit service Politico had presented 2 females brought forward by anonymous sources,  willing and eager to resurrect dozen year old sexual harassment claims against the newly crowned Republican front runner.

 Never mind the overpowering odor connected with the timing of these sudden and suspicious revelations.  For months Politico had covered the Cain campaign with its standard,  anti-conservative bill-of-fare of sniping,  innuendo and cheap censure. But that was the time-worn,  canned media attack tripe reserved for second stringers,  “also-rans”  and anyone considered less than a real threat to their boy in the White House.

 But Cain’s remarkable October assent to legitimate contender status necessitated the invention of a big time media scandal blitz. And albeit injured,  Cain has survived the onslaught.

 How has he done it?

 In stump speeches and interviews since the beginning of the year,  Cain has stated he would not  “…stay on the Democrat plantation like I’m supposed to.”  He has said  “we do not need to rewrite the Constitution…we need to ENFORCE the Constitution,”  adding  “…the liberal attack on America is making the pursuit of happiness more and more and more difficult.”

 He has told supporters that  “there is a creeping attempt to gradually ease Sharia law and the Muslim faith into our government.”  “It does not belong in our government.”

 At the NRA national meeting,  Cain told gun owners that  “the right to keep and bear arms and protect yourself if you have to is fundamental to freedom.”

 Of voter ID requirements,  Cain said  “the people who fight against having…statewide voter ID…are the very ones who know that all of the fraud is going on.”  “Civil rights organizations…talking about how it’s in violation of civil rights…they’re trying to protect the vote fraud that they know is going on.”

 He has spoken of the  “…need to secure the border for real”  and the fact that  “…[immigration] must occur legally through the front door,  not the side door or the back door.”

 And he has taken a stand as pro-life,  attacking Romney for his on again,  off again commitment to the rights of the unborn.

 In short,  Herman Cain has remained the only true and viable conservative in the Republican stable. He has neither forced ObamaCare on a state nor shared a couch with Nancy Pelosi. And he looked directly at the American people when he said he didn’t do it.

 The party base and many others are sticking with Herman Cain. We have first hand experience with the calamity which results from the premature dumping of conservative candidates in favor of those reputedly more electable,  “Karl Rovian”  sure things like John McCain.

Who began the bimbo assault on Cain,  no one knows–at least no one who’s likely to tell.  But as long as Cain remains a pro-life, pro-drilling, pro-gun,  anti-illegal invasion conservative in favor of expanding liberty rather than government,  he will remain a viable Republican candidate and could well win it all. Only an attack of political cowardice,  not the media’s phony bimbo shtick can sink the Cain campaign.

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http://www.politico.com/news/stories/0311/51988.html

http://www.politico.com/news/stories/0311/52119.html

http://www.politico.com/news/stories/0411/53959.html

http://www.politico.com/news/stories/0511/55256.html

http://www.politico.com/news/stories/0911/64662.html

http://www.cbsnews.com/8301-3460_162-20127613/cain-im-pro-life-from-conception-period/

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