Herman Cain accuser Sharon Bialek, appearing on three morning shows
Tuesday, pushed back against the candidate's denial that he had groped
and sexually harassed her in 1997, saying Cain could "end this" by
admitting to the alleged transgressions.
"He can step forward
and just end this — just end it. I don't want to be here. I don't think
anyone wants — just end it," Bialek said on "Good Morning America." "Let's
move forward — but unfortunately I don't think that's what's going to
happen."
Bialek also emphasized that her decision to come forward
was not politically motivated. On CBS's "Early Show," she said that
she would at least "think about" voting for Cain if he admitted what had
happened, while on "GMA" she said Cain would be fit to be president once
"he tells the truth."
"I don't despise the man; I actually did it because I wanted to give
him the platform to come clean, to tell the truth," Bialek said on the "Early Show."
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