Sharon Bialek Accuses Herman Cain Sexual Public

The presidential candidacy of Herman Cain was beaten by a new wave of explosive charges in a Chicago woman stood before television cameras and described in detail and potentially devastating politically what it would be molested by him 14 years ago.

Sharon Bialek Brothers was released in the club – a historic place of comedy in downtown Manhattan. But there was nothing funny about the charges against the favorite for the Republican presidential race, delivered in a dark voice that broke with tears in the most poignant moments.

Supported by Gloria Allred, feminist lawyer who enjoys self-made high-profile cases like this, Bialek said that Cain had forced her sexually when she approached him to help him find a job. In principle, it could be fatally damaging to his campaign, said that when she resisted his advances, he exclaimed: “You want to work, right”

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The reports add to previous statements from three women who claimed to separate the sexual misconduct of Cain in the 1990’s. Bialek is the first to go public, giving the claims of the human form and thus greatly increase their power.

She said she had taken the risk of revealing their identity “to give a face and a voice to women who can not or do not want to appear … for fear of reprisals and public humiliation.”

The dramatic press conference in New York, which was built with wood-paneled room lined with photos of famous actresses, empty Cain hopes that the worst scandal of sexual harassment, may be behind. Weekend, Cain refused to answer journalists ‘questions to the accusations’, saying only: “End of story.”

Now his campaign is rapidly approaching the dead zone. If you want to add problems to Cain said Joel Bennett, a Washington-based lawyer who represents one of three women who came before, his client had described the behavior of Cain, who answered the description given by Bialek.

The big question is whether the former CEO of Godfather Pizza goes limp at the first step of the Republican contest in Iowa caucus on January 3, or pull forward.