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Tom Rinaldo

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10. That puts him among the overwhelming majority of the Democratic caucus, and the DNC leadership
Thu Dec 7, 2017, 10:55 AM
Dec 2017

Sad as it is to say, I hope they all know about some as yet to drop shoes regarding Franken's behavior that the rest of us will soon become aware of. If that is the case, their stand in acceptable - maybe even commendable, for acting with decisiveness regarding unacceptable behavior. It would be sad if that is true, because that would mean there are more unnamed victims out there. And it would be sad to deal with the truth if Franken is guilty of much more than has been established to date.

A lot depends on what Al Franken himself now has to say, and whether there is further not yet revealed evidence against him

But if what we now see is all they have against Franken without any investigation, than Bernie is just as wrong as the rest of them.

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Well said SHRED Dec 2017 #1
Senator Al Franken... Zoonart Dec 2017 #2
Absolutely! hurple Dec 2017 #6
Agreed. Volaris Dec 2017 #17
Well Said! ollie10 Dec 2017 #3
well stated dsc Dec 2017 #4
The behavior of the Democratic Party leadership in this matter is mind boggling. mn9driver Dec 2017 #5
👆🏾This. BlancheSplanchnik Dec 2017 #15
THIS! calimary Dec 2017 #27
I'm in total agreement with you. Texin Dec 2017 #31
Exactly. The Democrats have just created a blueprint for the GOP Demit Dec 2017 #7
Well, not anybody. Dave Starsky Dec 2017 #19
It's a classic play. Texin Dec 2017 #32
The term originated earlier than that. Demit Dec 2017 #42
Bernie Sanders: Al Franken Resigning Is The Right Thing To Do oberliner Dec 2017 #8
That puts him among the overwhelming majority of the Democratic caucus, and the DNC leadership Tom Rinaldo Dec 2017 #10
It occurs to me that if all we need in this world is to act with decisiveness, we wouldn't Demit Dec 2017 #22
Your point is taken and agreed with Tom Rinaldo Dec 2017 #23
Bernie gets a High Road refrigerator magnet. mn9driver Dec 2017 #11
Bernie is in a lose - lose position Locrian Dec 2017 #30
Thank you for sagesnow Dec 2017 #9
You are welcome Tom Rinaldo Dec 2017 #12
Even the two who were not anonymous were very fishy. ananda Dec 2017 #13
thoughtful scipan Dec 2017 #14
Agree completely. maddiemom Dec 2017 #37
Is there something we're not being told? MissKat Dec 2017 #16
YES! I've thought the same. Is there something MORE that we don't know? (n/t) maddiemom Dec 2017 #38
"made allegations against Frankel" geardaddy Dec 2017 #18
It's a typo. Correct in other places... Tom Rinaldo Dec 2017 #20
No problem. geardaddy Dec 2017 #24
I dont think so. wisteria Dec 2017 #21
And I'm not. Iggo Dec 2017 #25
I said "might". I haven't seen the evidence either. n/t Tom Rinaldo Dec 2017 #26
Thank you for calling it inappropriate behavior... I really don't see this rising to the word secondwind Dec 2017 #28
You have all failed, Senators. Guilded Lilly Dec 2017 #29
Al Franken's forced resignation pazzyanne Dec 2017 #40
we eat our own orleans Dec 2017 #33
I agree. A sad day. nt Honeycombe8 Dec 2017 #34
Thanks for your wise statement, Tom, elleng Dec 2017 #35
The charges brought forward aren't serious (or credible) enough to earn Franken . . . MrModerate Dec 2017 #36
This is my first post and I feel like the mainstream media outlets has not reported this... Jan Levinson Dec 2017 #39
An excellent post. Thank you Tom Rinaldo Dec 2017 #41
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