Cain reassesses campaign amid sexual conduct allegations
Herman Cain told aides he is reassessing his presidential bid amid allegations of inappropriate sexual behavior. He said the issue could create too much of a cloud to continue and pledged to keep his schedule for now while supporters’ reactions are gauged. He denied an extramarital affair, calling it a friendship and noting the toll on his family.
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Gingrich denies lobbying role and money need
Newt Gingrich told South Carolina voters he did no lobbying after Congress and did not require money, noting he charged about $60,000 per speech as his firms and think tanks funded a broad advocacy network. He said he offered his own views only and defended his Freddie Mac ties as strategic advice.
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