Josh W. - Reporter for The Yellow Press

The trials of presidential hopeful Herman Cain have begun to exponentially magnify as yet another person comes forward with a sordid tale of sensual harassment by the Republican front runner. Emboldened by the courage and tenacity of fourth accuser Sharon Bialek,  J.D., a young Californian who [...]]]>

Josh W. - Reporter for The Yellow Press

The trials of presidential hopeful Herman Cain have begun to exponentially magnify as yet another person comes forward with a sordid tale of sensual harassment by the Republican front runner. Emboldened by the courage and tenacity of fourth accuser Sharon Bialek,  J.D., a young Californian who wishes to remain anonymous now claims that during a 2006 visit to San Diego Cain made an overture far more disturbing and in much plainer English than has been previously reported.

According to J.D., the incident took place at a luncheon held for young entrepreneurs in May of 2006 at the Hotel Coronado. The two were seated next to each other at the banquet and had been casually discussing the current presidential candidate’s efforts as CEO of the popular Godfathers Pizza chain when the young entrepreneur mentioned the difficulties in making an inroads in the competitive food service field. At that point, J.D. claims, Cain put his little finger in his own mouth, wetting it with saliva, then proceeded to tweedle it in the young person’s ear. “It’s just like a wet Willy.” Cain said. “Making the your first insertion into the marketplace is the first and hardest hurdle,” Cain then said, “and after that it just gets easier each time and place.”

The incident was profoundly disturbing and even after drying the ear with a napkin, J.D. felt as if it wouldn’t come clean, in fact to this day, still shivers at the remembrance. For the time being, content that the story is out, J.D. is not joining Sharon Bialek or others in possible legal actions but has stated that that option is always a possibility.

Read the [...]]]> The city manager of Black Diamond, a Seattle suburb apparently was the right guy for the  job, they hired him and then did the backcground check. What they could discover, when he wasn’t trying to block thier efforts, seems to be perfectly appropriate for a person in charge of the public trust, as per our opinion.

Read the whole story here and then feel free to comment or tell us about your own fine examples of representative public officialdom.

It must be something genetic. Power corrupts, or along those lines. Maybe we should actually be a little forgiving because although it seems like all those attracted to a political life turn out to be peeping toms or pervs, at least they don’t seem to go postal and waste people like your average blue collar worker, or wait, maybe they do too.

Another – Wherever she goes they take the tomatoes away so they can’t be used as objects of commentary, (but they leave the cans of green beans on the shelves, and [...]]]> You don’t talk to Sarah unless she talks to you first. Just one of  the recent gleanings from observations about our current celeb politico.

Another – Wherever she goes they take the tomatoes away so they can’t be used as objects of commentary, (but they leave the cans of green beans on the shelves, and we’re talking those big, industrial Costco size cans.)

One more – Make sure you get the money first. Seems people in a hurry might forget the little things, like making good on payment.

Reference – Salt Lake City Tribune