ATLANTA, Dec. 4 (UPI) -- Herman Cain may be out of the race for the Republican presidential nomination, but plans to launch a Web site promoting his ideas, an aide says.
Campaign manager Mark Block told ABC News he will be joining Cain in the new venture, a site called The Cain Solutions.
The site pushes "Cain's economic policy -- 9-9-9, The Cain foreign policy doctrine, 'Peace through strength and Clarity,' and Cain's energy independence plan -- to be announced soon," Block said.
ABC said the site, TheCainSolutions.com, was still under construction Sunday, but offered a form for supporters to fill out to be notified when it launched.
Cain dropped out of race Saturday in Atlanta after four women accused him of sexual harassment and a fifth woman alleged a longtime affair.
The former candidate vehemently denied the allegations.
"That spin hurts -- it hurts my wife, it hurts my family, it hurts me, it hurts the American people because you are being denied solutions to our problems," Cain said. "I am at peace with my God, I am at peace with my wife and she is at peace with me."
ABC said Cain has suspended his campaign only -- which means he will still be allowed to raise money and rejoin the race if he feels like it.
