Herman Cain tells supporters during conference call he’s “reassessing” his candidacy, in wake of Dunwoody, GA., woman Ginger White’s allegation of 13 year extramarital affair.

In light of the recent allegation of a 13 year consensual relationship with Dunwoody, Ga., woman Ginger White, Herman Cain’s exit from the presidential race may be fast approaching. He told supporters on a conference call that he was “reassessing” his candidacy. In other words, he’s looking for an exit strategy.

One of his supporters, conservative radio show host Neal Boortz says, “It may be approaching the time for Herman Cain to concentrate on his relationship with his family, and try to get through this thing.” This thing being the latest allegations by Ginger White.

Sorry, Gloria Cain can’t be too thrilled with hearing of an extramarital affair during her 43-year marriage to Cain. Herman, it’s time to go bye-bye! Going once, going twice, the Hermanator is about to bite the dust, thanks to a bevy of white women. When all is said and done, it wasn’t the liberal media that threw Herman Cain under a bus, it was a Fox News affiliate. If he decides to bow out of the race, it will prove that these women weren’t all lying about his wandering eyes and roving fingers. Herman Cain call up Tiger Woods, Bill Clinton and Anthony Weiner for tips on how to deal with your wife in the midst of this scandal.

National Review Online has the transcript of the five minute call:

“Obviously, you’re all aware of this recent firestorm that hit the news yesterday,” Cain began, his voice somber. “First thing I want to do is say to you what I have said publicly: I deny those charges, unequivocally. Secondly, I have known this lady for a number of years. And thirdly, I have been attempting to help her financially because she was out of work and destitute, desperate. So, thinking that she was a friend — and I have helped many friends — I now know that she wasn’t the friend that I thought she was. But it was a just a friendship relationship.”

“That being said, obviously, this is cause for reassessment,” he continued. “As you know, during the summer we had to make some reassessments based upon our financial situation. We were able to hang in there; we reassessed the situation and kept on going. We also did a reassessment after the Iowa straw poll and we made another reassessment after the Florida straw poll. When the previous two accusations, false accusations, came about, we made another assessment. The way we handled those was, we continued on with our schedule. We made an assessment about what was going to happen to our support. But our supporters, and even some folks that we didn’t have as supporters, they stood with us, and they showed it not only in terms of their verbal support, they showed it in terms of their dollars.”

“Now, with this latest one, we have to do an assessment as to whether or not this is going to create too much of a cloud, in some people’s minds, as to whether or not they would be able to support us going forth,” Cain said.

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“It’s also taken a toll on my wife and family, as you would imagine,” he concluded. “Any time you put another cloud of doubt, unfortunately, in the court of public opinion, for some people, you’re guilty until proven innocent. And so, the public will have to decide whether they believe her or whether they believe me. That’s why we’re going to give it time, to see what type of response we get from our supporters.”