Herman Cain's campaign manager has dismissed reports the embattled presidential contender is planning to withdraw from the race.
The Republican businessman dramatically revealed to senior staffers yesterday he is 'reassessing' his campaign amid allegations of a 13-year extra-marital affair - the latest in a series of cheating accusations.
However, Cain’s campaign manager, Mark Block, said the word was meant to imply a 'strategic reassessment' and 'not a reassessment of withdrawing' from the race.
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As ABC News reports, Mr Block said in an interview yesterday evening there is 'no way he's dropping out'.
The GOP contender 'will lay out his way forward' during a campaign stop in Dayton, Ohio today, Mr Block said.
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