Condoleezza Grain on CBS 'Early Show': Herman Cain Shouldn't Play 'Race Card'

Getty Images Former Secretary of Condition Condoleezza Grain provides a candid interview on Wednesday's CBS Early Show, by which she talks about Herman Cain's highly promoted sexual harassment accusations.our editor recommendsHerman Cain Responds to Jon Stewart's Stereotyped Black Dialect: 'Words Will not Hurt Me' (Video)GOP Presidential Candidate Herman Cain's Campaign Bio Hits Amazon . com Top Ten PHOTOS: Stars Who've Performed Political figures When requested to reply to Caine's forecasts to be the victim of the hi-tech lynching, Grain urges the Republican presidential candidate to simply stay with the details. "I do not care much for incendiary language. And, I really am somebody that does not have confidence in playing the race card on each side. I have seen it performed, incidentally, on the other hand quite a bit too and it is harmful to the nation,Inch she stated. "We have to have the ability to take a look at people and say, 'All right, maybe this can be a disagreement about policy.' Everybody goes though their amount of time in the barrel, for a moment, if you opt to place yourself forward. And thus, I am very little for that race card." PHOTOS: Box Office Politics: The Films and Stars Dems versus. GOPers Love (and Like to Hate) The political action committee associated with Cain sent a fundraiser appeal on Tuesday, November. 1 recommending that Cain is facing a "hi-tech lynching" within the wake of accusations he sexually bothered two women in 1991. Cain supporters insist nevertheless accusations and also the surrounding media craze are basically racially billed tries to smear his status and character. "I simply think we have to all take a step back and let Herman Cain answer the questions and allow him to respond to them with full disclosure of all things and allow the United states citizens judge, however i can't stand the race card," Grain ongoing. "I do not such as the race card when individuals state that individuals are demeaning Leader Obama because he's black. I do not like this greatly either. He's being belittled because he's leader." PHOTOS: 10 Hollywood Gamers Which Will Really make a difference within the 2012 Elections "It simply complements the territory," she added. Rice's appearance is slated to air Wednesday, November. 2. The CBS Early Show airs from 7 am to 9 am ET/PT. Politics Herman Cain