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In reply to the discussion: The Case of Al Franken by Jane Mayer [View all]LiberalLovinLug
(14,548 posts)Someone said that once.
And you have yet to provide that proof either. Surely that proving comes before any proving of Gillibrands motives after the fact. I've seen one rude photo of Al pretending to be a groper in a room full of entertainers. I've heard a story about a conservative woman that felt uneasy about Frankens hand on her waist. And a bunch of others that refuse to say who they are.
Do you actually believe Tweeden over Franken? One is a die hard Trumpster that was looking to save their station with a new sensationalist scoop, the other was a long time Democrat and liberal, and Senator that has fought for women's issues for a very long time and is in a long time loving relationship with his wife.
Of course you know, that there is no way to see inside her head, or heart to prove her intentions either way definitively. What she did, undeniably, is put Franken on the spot by declaring she was publicly calling for his resignation, without giving him a chance to even talk with her about it first. You and I can only judge her on her actions. You seem fine with those actions. I do not.