Earlier this morning on MSNBC, Herman Cain accuser Sharon Bialek and attorney Gloria Allred told anchor Thomas Roberts that they were open to the idea of a joint press conference with other Cain accusers. Now, Time Magazine is reporting that Joel Bennett, attorney for recently-outed Cain accuser Karen Kraushaar, has been in contact with Allred, and says that such a press conference “is a certainty. Date and time to be determined.”

On the heels of her outing by News Corp’s iPad-only The Daily, the inevitable media dissection of Herman Cain accuser Karen Kraushaar has begun in earnest. The Associated Press reports, this morning, that Kraushaar lodged a complaint, while with the INS, that included a tangential reference to a sexually offensive email distributed by a manager there, several years after the Cain allegations caused her departure from the National Restaurant Association.

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It’s about time the Herman Cain campaign start to reconsider their official slogan, Let [Campaign Manager Mark] Block be Block.” Block, the star of the now-infamous “Smoking” ad, went on Hannity tonight to give his take on the accusations before his candidate and delivered a totally unforced error by way of false family ties. Block told Sean Hannity that, after “connecting the dots,” the campaign had “confirmed” that one accuser, Karen Kraushaar‘s son worked for Politico, the publication that broke the story.

News Corp’s iPad-only news outlet The Daily has outed one of the two original Herman Cain accusers as Karen Kraushaar, a communications director for the U.S. Treasury’s Office of the Inspector General For Tax Administration. According to The Daily, Kraushaar is the accuser, represented by attorney Joel Bennett, who recently decided not to go public with details of her complaint. The Drudge Report is already stressing an Obama administration connection with the headline “UNNAMED CAIN ACCUSER WORKS IN OBAMA ADMINISTRATION…”