Herman Cain "Falsely Accused" Of Sexual Harassment By "Terrified" Liberals, Says Ann Coulter

Only a day after the somewhat right-leaning news organization Politico released a scathing piece alleging that, as head of the National Restaurant Association in the 1990s, Herman Cain was twice accused of "sexually suggestive behavior" toward female colleagues, the token piece of the conservative 'Fringe' movement, Ann Coulter, has rebutted the allegations by claiming that they are part of a baseless, liberal-led movement to discredit Cain.

"Liberals are terrified of Herman Cain. He is a strong, conservative black man … They are terrified of strong, conservative black men. It’s outrageous the way liberals treat a black conservative."

What Miss Coulter fails to realize or at least acknowledge is that, according to Politico, these women were paid to leave the association and never speak about the incident again. In addition, Cain repeatedly refused to discuss this incident with Politico -- except for today, of course, when he publicly labeled the charges as part of a "witch hunt" against him; stated that his former employee "concluded after a thorough investigation that it [the charges] had no basis;" and claimed he was not even aware of the settlement.

Meanwhile, screw-loose Republicans all across the net are whining about the purported campaign to destroy Cain, though they certainly weren't singing such a preposterous tune when the Weinergate scandal surfaced back in May.