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In reply to the discussion: Al Franken: 'It would be tempting' to run for office again [View all]SWBTATTReg
(26,197 posts)4. I wish you would! You would have my definite support (and I suspect, the support of quite a few
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Al Franken: 'It would be tempting' to run for office again [View all]
left-of-center2012
Feb 2022
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I wish you would! You would have my definite support (and I suspect, the support of quite a few
SWBTATTReg
Feb 2022
#4
When he appeared last November in Albany, New York (to a sold out audience) he was urged to run again
Rhiannon12866
Feb 2022
#12
she came in at the 2018 election. she can go out on the 2024 election if al gets in nt
orleans
Feb 2022
#10
She has been a US Senator since before I was even a teen, her start was January 26, 2009.
Celerity
Feb 2022
#27
I see no reason she should leave the Senate. She had the the lowest Trump score in the Senate over
Celerity
Feb 2022
#32
You're right, Gillibrand was basically the first to publicly oppose Franken
wellst0nev0ter
Feb 2022
#62
That would be Karma...she led the charge against Franken...but was not the only one of course.
Demsrule86
Feb 2022
#49
What about: Democratic voters who aren't looking to replace their existing Senator?
brooklynite
Feb 2022
#38
I think that he could find a message and I believe Gillibrand lost popularity when she went after
Demsrule86
Feb 2022
#54
I am not convinced of that. I don't think Gillibrand has been popular on the left. AOC
Demsrule86
Feb 2022
#65
I like Al. I think he's genuinely a good guy. He got a raw deal. Hope he's back in the Senate soon.
OverBurn
Feb 2022
#18
He should be loaded $ wise, and he aint young, so why put yourself through it at all?
Brainfodder
Feb 2022
#19
IF he has some kind of plan, he hasn't mentioned it to me. He would have told Norm first, anyway
DFW
Feb 2022
#31
Nobody seems to focus on the fact that he'd still need a message to give to voters...
brooklynite
Feb 2022
#40
Hell yeah! You shouldn't have been run out in the first place. Do it later. Do it now, but just
ffr
Feb 2022
#23
I've not been a Gillibrand fan but also don't believe the extreme hostility expressed
Hortensis
Feb 2022
#59