Politics | Herman Cain 2012 Cain to Media: Don't Even Go There Candidate dodges harassment questions after friendly debate with Gingrich By Polly Davis Doig Posted Nov 6, 2011 8:49 AM CST Copied Herman Cain addresses the Defending the American Dream Summit at the Washington Convention Center November 4, 2011 in Washington, DC. (Getty Images) Herman Cain emerged from a 90-minute debate/love fest with Newt Gingrich last night with a clear message for reporters who wanted to question the candidate about the sexual harassment allegations dogging him: "Don't even go there," he told the media after the Tea Party-sponsored debate. "Where’s my chief of staff?” Cain said. “Please send (the reporters) the journalistic code of ethics." “I will explain this one time. What I’m saying is this—we are getting back on message, end of story. Back on message. Read all of the other accounts where everything has been answered in the story. We’re getting back on message, OK?” Aforementioned chief of staff, Mark Block—who has railed against Politico's methods in breaking the story—helpfully emailed copies of the Society of Professional Journalists' Code of Ethics to members of the media, notes Politico. Click for more on the scandal, or for the repercussions Politico could face. Read These Next Lily Allen's 'revenge dress' literally has the receipts. Rumors of Iran invasion swirl after Army calls off major drill. After 12-year-old boy's crash on e-motorcycle, his dad is charged. Russia is reportedly helping to guide Iran strikes on US targets. Report an error