Cain dishes on GOP during Fargo visit
March 30, 2012 in Grand Forks Herald
Former Republican presidential candidate Herman Cain visited The Forum’s Editorial Board late Friday morning. He’s in Fargo and Bismarck today to stump for Republican U.S. Senate candidate Duane Sand, who is skipping this weekend’s North Dakota Republican Convention in Bismarck and will instead run in the June 12 primary against presumed party-endorsed candidate Rep. Rick Berg, who is seeking a move to the U.S. Senate. Continue Reading
Former Republican presidential hopeful Herman Cain is visiting North Dakota on behalf of U.S. Senate candidate Duane Sand. Cain was scheduled to begin his tour in Fargo on Friday morning and travel to Bismarck later in the day to meet with delegates at the state Republican convention. 
GOP presidential hopeful Michele Bachmann says many people who had supported Herman Cain in the race are getting behind her candidacy. 
Herman Cain suspending presidential campaign. Check back for updates on this breaking news story. 
Republican presidential candidate Herman Cain is keeping supporters in suspense ahead of his expected announcement today about whether he will quit the race in after a string of sexual harassment allegations and a claim of an extramarital affair. The Georgia businessman planned to announce his decision at what was supposed to be a festive opening of a new headquarters in Atlanta. The space was rented when Cain sat surprisingly atop the GOP pack. 
Herman Cain, facing a woman’s allegation of a 13-year extramarital affair, says a heavy emotional toll on his family particularly his wife, Gloria, who he has not seen since the charge surfaced could force him to call it quits. The shift comes as a growing chorus of would-be allies suggests he is no longer a viable presidential contender and Cain himself says fundraising has suffered. 
His campaign rocked anew, a feisty Herman Cain claimed a “groundswell of positive support” from backers today and accused critics of trying to derail his White House bid as he worked to stem the fallout from allegations of a 13-year extramarital affair. 
An Atlanta businesswoman who has asserted she had a longstanding affair with Republican presidential candidate Herman Cain stood by her story today despite his denial, saying she was not proud to admit it.
ATLANTA (AP) Herman Cain told aides Tuesday he is assessing whether the latest allegations of inappropriate sexual behavior against him “create too much of a cloud” for his Republican presidential candidacy to go forward. 
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