Gloria Cain: "Now that one I am totally convinced did not happen."

She said that with regard to Sharon's claim about the groping.

Which begs the question: only "that one"? What about the others? This implies that she is LESS than totally convinced the other incidents didn't happen. If she's doubting Herman, this tell us something -- doesn't it.

http://www.usnews.com/news/articles/2011/11/15/gloria-cains-body-language-revealed

Wood adds that Gloria Cain makes a peculiar comment about how her husband would "have to have a split personality" to have acted in the way the women have alleged, which leaves the audience to question whether she knows all sides of Herman Cain.

On several occasions Gloria Cain points to the past to defend her husbands' character saying "that wasn't part of Herman's behavior" or sharing anecdotes about the couple's past rather than describing how he acts today.

Wood says a few slip-ups even reveal that Gloria Cain still has doubts about her husband's total innocence.

When Gloria Cain says 'Now that one I am totally convinced did not happen,' referring to the televised press conference at which Sharon Bialek accused Cain of groping her, Wood says " It makes you wonder, well what were you on the other allegations? Partially convinced? "

:eyes:

You don't seem quite so certain about that.

Actually, I don't remember when that happened. I might have been stoned or I might not have known who he was. Hey, man, is that a bag of Doritos over there?

No, that isn't right. What were we talking about again?

who did Moon Dance and Brown Eyed Girl! Dontcha know nuttin'?

I gave up pot over 20 years ago, but I can still joke around about it. :evilgrin:

that she believes were groped by her husband.

for the NRA and his wife was back in the mid-west
so it is odd that she knew what he was doing while they were apart

As opposed to "that one" which she's totally convinced couldn't have happened.

VAN SUSTEREN: After the first woman — but after the second woman, rather, when the more graphic descriptions came out — did you confront him about that one and say, what’s up with that, or not?

G. CAIN: No.

VAN SUSTEREN: Did he say anything to you?

G. CAIN: No. I heard his comments with his news conference.

VAN SUSTEREN: You didn’t ask him — you didn’t, the two of you when you were together you didn’t ask him?

G. CAIN: No, because I listened to what she said. And I’m thinking, no, I’m sorry. That’s — some of the things that you’re saying about him, that’s not Herman. So, no, I didn’t ask him about that. And I’m not being naive.


http://foxnewsinsider.com/2011/11/14/transcript-greta-van-susterens-interview-with-gloria-cain/

I find it odd that she didn't confront him about such a graphic report.

If you catch my drift.