Ginger White broke her silence on WAGA-TV. Though Herman Cain suspended his campaign days later, he continues to deny the affair and called her "another loser."
In her first television interview since Herman Cain suspended his presidential election bid, Ginger White talks with WAGA-TV, the Fox station in Atlanta, White’s reps confirm. That is the same station White spoke with a few weeks ago to admit to a 13-year affair with the then-Republican hopeful.
Several days after WAGA broadcast the interview, Herman Cain suspended his campaign. But, Cain continues deny the affair and has suggested White is lying.
Though essentially out of the race, Cain promised to stay relevant to the Republican nomination process by endorsing another candidate.
White, an Atlanta-area businesswoman, came forward to tell of the affair because she believed it was the right thing to do.
But instead of acknowledging the affair, Cain called her “another loser.” As a result, White has taken a hit to her reputation and a beating in the media.
“Ginger White wants to move forward with her life and she wants to set the record straight,” says Glenn Selig, whose PR firm The Publicity Agency is representing White. “She wants to move on, and she wants people to know she is telling the truth.”
The Publicity Agency is a crisis management PR firm that often represents people at the center of big news stories. Clients include Rod Blagojevich, the former governor of Illinois; Sgt. Joe Hickman, a government whistleblower; and Gary Falkner, the “Osama bin Laden Hunter.”
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