Herman Kane, a one-time Republican presidential nominee and aspiring Trump supporter, made the shocking revelation when his Twitter account suddenly began publishing posts on Wednesday - two weeks after Cain died of a coronavirus.
The
@THEHermanCain account has been dormant since Cain signed a contract for
coronavirus in June, with links to the Cain memorial service and tribute.
When it
suddenly appeared, one of the first posts was an attack on Joe Biden and Kamala
Harris, who was unveiled on Tuesday as Biden's running colleagues.
"If you
think Biden's candidacy is nothing but utter madness, Team Trump has released a
new video," the @THEHermanCain account tweeted after 4pm.
This post is
linked’ to a Trump campaign video accusing Biden of having a "racist
issue."
At 5 a.m.
Thursday, Cain criticized Midigan Governor Gretchen Witmer and said Biden was
also running for vice president.
This post
disqualified many other Twitter users, but shortly before the account began
tweeting a Trump supporter message, it also posted a tiny pin tweet from a
clear post on Cain's Website Connect.
In a website
ad, Cain's daughter Melania Kane Gallo said: "We have decided at Kane's
headquarters here to share the information and ideas he trusts to use this
platform. He visits the site frequently to talk about it. He wanted it to go
ahead. "
Cain Gallo
said in this post from his father's accounts that "Cain goes by the name
of the gang" and chose the name Cain himself. His Twitter handle, however,
has not yet changed its name.
Social media
accounts of other public figures, including David Bowie, continued even after
his death, but were inspired to adopt a third-person voice.
The first-person message from Cain's Twitter account clarifies whose views he is
expressing. Some took issue with @THEHermanCain and only started posting after
Harris became the first black woman to run on a major party ticket.
Cain died on
July 30 after being ill for several weeks with coronavirus. The former chief
executive of Godfather Pizza attended a Trump rally in Oklahoma on June 20,
where Cain was photographed wearing a mask and did not follow social foresight
guidelines.
A presidential
voice supporter, Cain is co-chairman of the Black Voice for Trump and is in
Tulsa hired for the Trump campaign.
She ran for
the presidency in 2012 and led the election shortly after, but after leaving
the race, three women accused her of sexual misconduct and a fourth woman
accused of sexual harassment.
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