Don’t falsely accuse people of “misstating” the facts simply because you can dig up a slightly different version of the woman’s interview.
I quoted CBS, which cited Fox news. You are free to counter with a different news report that gives a very minor variation of what the woman said, but don’t pretend that you alone have the correct version and someone else has “misstated” the facts.
My, my...touchy, touchy!
It wasn't a "slightly different version of the woman's interview", it was the original interview done by the reporter who broke the story and actually saw the phone logs.
I quoted CBS, which cited Fox news. You are free to counter with a different news report that gives a very minor variation of what the woman said, but don’t pretend that you alone have the correct version and someone else has “misstated” the facts.
You stated emphatically that all the calls/texts were FROM Cain. According to the reporter who did the interview there were 61 calls/texts to or from Cain's phone. I did not "pretend" to have "the correct version", I gave you a link to the original report which doesn't support your claim. It's not "a very minor variation of what the woman said", it's what the original reporter actually wrote. You may not like it, but there it is.
Just setting the record straight.