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K&R. n/t rzemanfl Dec 2017 #1
Thank you. nt scarletwoman Dec 2017 #2
I hear you solara Dec 2017 #3
Nonsense. Blue_true Dec 2017 #4
Really wish I had a pair of those rose colored glasses right about now. Pacifist Patriot Dec 2017 #6
There were no fucking "principles" at work here, just perceived political expediency. scarletwoman Dec 2017 #7
THIS RandomAccess Dec 2017 #122
This honestly made me LOL Ferrets are Cool Dec 2017 #8
Whatever. Blue_true Dec 2017 #11
Then you had some blind spots today, because that's exactly what happened. kcr Dec 2017 #24
Exactly - he didn't even defend himself. Ligyron Dec 2017 #28
Franken was wearing rose colored glasses. PdxSean Dec 2017 #84
I predict hurple Dec 2017 #72
Repubs BigMin28 Dec 2017 #95
A principled stance would have been to let the investigation play out spooky3 Dec 2017 #108
Hahaha. When it mattered to friends of Donald Trump Jr coached by Roger Stone. No thank you. Nt lostnfound Dec 2017 #13
It never has paid off for us in the past Bettie Dec 2017 #14
I expect the next accusation hurple Dec 2017 #17
And, in order to keep their moral high ground Bettie Dec 2017 #19
The 43% that did not vote? Blue_true Dec 2017 #20
Principles, huh? atreides1 Dec 2017 #45
Sorry, it's come down to money, not principles denvine Dec 2017 #67
they did not turn out to oppose the Orange Pussy Grabber treestar Dec 2017 #98
Nope LakeArenal Dec 2017 #27
That's a great notion when people are playing by the rules. hadEnuf Dec 2017 #33
This is not a Lifetime movie. bitterross Dec 2017 #49
Hear fucking hear! nt Dr Hobbitstein Dec 2017 #50
I agree. It takes alot of courage to take this high road. lancelyons Dec 2017 #52
They Took The Railroad Not The High Road SeaDoo77 Dec 2017 #97
no right to silence me Randomthought Dec 2017 #58
LOL snort Dec 2017 #61
Good grief! There's no big "pay off". Stop saying that! NurseJackie Dec 2017 #62
Lol Snackshack Dec 2017 #64
Prisoner's Game - wrong move Nasruddin Dec 2017 #70
Sorry, that's BS charliea Dec 2017 #74
Wow, are you missing the point. n/t USALiberal Dec 2017 #77
"That will pay off for us big." BannonsLiver Dec 2017 #85
A voice of reason in the wilderness.. secondwind Dec 2017 #87
The Democratic party lost votes today tazkcmo Dec 2017 #103
A full-scale war is being waged on Dems, Progressives, Liberals, etc. The only thing missing is guns hadEnuf Dec 2017 #5
THIS! hurple Dec 2017 #10
Yes, it's a full-scale war. Too bad we don't seem to have any actual warriors. nt scarletwoman Dec 2017 #12
i sadly and totally agree. bronxiteforever Dec 2017 #36
Totally agree pandr32 Dec 2017 #60
Exactly this! bench scientist Dec 2017 #113
absolutely agree hurple Dec 2017 #9
Perfectly stated! MoonRiver Dec 2017 #15
Thank you! nt scarletwoman Dec 2017 #16
You can't give up hope treestar Dec 2017 #18
Well that's certainly true... what choice do we have?! InAbLuEsTaTe Dec 2017 #69
We are perpetrating our own disappointments. democratisphere Dec 2017 #75
You summed it up perfectly nt Kimchijeon Dec 2017 #21
I don't necessarily ask that they fight to defend him... califootman Dec 2017 #22
We really need a subforum for whiners. Hortensis Dec 2017 #23
Another failure from Democratic leadership. The Wizard Dec 2017 #25
Yep! LakeArenal Dec 2017 #30
Best post all day! Ligyron Dec 2017 #39
Thank you. Well said. scarletwoman Dec 2017 #40
I wish I could rec your post. mnhtnbb Dec 2017 #89
Actually they did once loyalsister Dec 2017 #26
Did Franken ask anyone to fight or defend his actions? Ask why. L. Coyote Dec 2017 #29
He shouldnt have to ask. LakeArenal Dec 2017 #31
And, he did not have to resign, but he did. L. Coyote Dec 2017 #34
It was a decision because he had lost the support of his colleagues LakeArenal Dec 2017 #90
+1 nt NCTraveler Dec 2017 #37
He expected to submit to due process through the Ethics Committee investigation, scarletwoman Dec 2017 #59
His idea of 'taking the high road'... kirby Dec 2017 #91
I totally agree Rene Dec 2017 #32
We have other great fighters. NCTraveler Dec 2017 #35
And how many of them could get picked off one by one by the scorched earth policy of Republicans? eleny Dec 2017 #43
Was Putin responsible for this one too? jalan48 Dec 2017 #38
So protecting a guy who sexually harasses women is necessary to win, and we want to win, don't we? KitSileya Dec 2017 #41
I was just told that feminists should leave. Dr Hobbitstein Dec 2017 #51
The problem is Franken was taken down by mostly anonymous accusations Lanius Dec 2017 #53
And hurple Dec 2017 #78
FFS are you missing the whole point. But I assume you do not care. n/t USALiberal Dec 2017 #81
Accused of harassment treestar Dec 2017 #100
Amen . . . furthermore . . . Sam McGee Dec 2017 #42
A though Leighbythesea Dec 2017 #65
This guy gets it... DaDeacon Dec 2017 #71
Absolutely hurple Dec 2017 #82
I agree; many people say insulting people will not make them treestar Dec 2017 #96
I like your story. spooky3 Dec 2017 #110
You speak for me. Leighbythesea Dec 2017 #44
Trial by media Lonestarblue Dec 2017 #46
Gillibrand 2020! Dalton Mac Dec 2017 #47
That'll be the day! democratisphere Dec 2017 #83
Never. dem4decades Dec 2017 #126
Take a step back DownriverDem Dec 2017 #48
This signals our doom. nt joet67 Dec 2017 #54
I share your dispair. Paladin Dec 2017 #55
Why does everyone think that all this is going to end nicely - like in a movie? bitterross Dec 2017 #56
Why? Nasruddin Dec 2017 #79
"Everyone"? Not really... vi5 Dec 2017 #80
Agreed G_j Dec 2017 #57
+1000 MontanaMama Dec 2017 #63
I think I was on the jury for that. Crunchy Frog Dec 2017 #119
Im feeling exactly that way too rainy Dec 2017 #66
Agreed. Snackshack Dec 2017 #68
He could be elected as an independent. Chipper Chat Dec 2017 #109
Agree. Sadly. mahannah Dec 2017 #73
And this is all of it in a nutshell. vi5 Dec 2017 #76
I refuse to join these pity parties... we have a lot of work to do. nt secondwind Dec 2017 #86
Oh so no it's a pity party huh... LakeArenal Dec 2017 #92
You can't grope someone in a flak jacket. THAT was the joke. SargeXXX Dec 2017 #88
I completely agree... Javaman Dec 2017 #93
Sure, but look at all of that moral high ground we'll have... WoonTars Dec 2017 #94
We'll have a great view to watch from as the Orcs lay waste to the country all around us. scarletwoman Dec 2017 #102
Yes indeed... WoonTars Dec 2017 #120
+1000 Duppers Dec 2017 #99
Don't let the door hit you in the ass nt Trumpocalypse Dec 2017 #101
Franken needed to go. Period. We don't defend sexual harassment. Doodley Dec 2017 #104
ALLEGED sexual harassment. Franken deserved the due process of a hearing scarletwoman Dec 2017 #107
And he could've waited on that. Dr Hobbitstein Dec 2017 #114
It was his Senate colleagues who wouldn't wait on his hearing. scarletwoman Dec 2017 #121
He apologized. I ask Democrats to move on and stop defending his disgusting behavior. Doodley Dec 2017 #116
except hurple Dec 2017 #112
In his own words: Doodley Dec 2017 #118
Enough with the handwringing, please. Just get on with the job even if you think others won't. nt Bernardo de La Paz Dec 2017 #105
my god i agree...but how can we when we are yelling about roy moore?.. samnsara Dec 2017 #106
What's funny is that american politics... tomp Dec 2017 #111
Surprised to see your post wasn't removed and you were not kicked out yet. OBenario Dec 2017 #115
OK, IF THIS IS WAR (and it is) then pls. try NOT to succumb to their tactics - divide and Kashkakat v.2.0 Dec 2017 #117
My sentiments exactly! Thank you for putting it into words. MojoWrkn Dec 2017 #123
Exactly. K&R Owl Dec 2017 #124
I'm 68.... meaning I worked in the 70's, 80's and 90's in office NoMoreRepugs Dec 2017 #125
My feelings exactly. And yet I don't leave. I hold a place for democracy. ancianita Dec 2017 #127
It's indicative of very very dark days ahead and GOP wins. n/t RKP5637 Dec 2017 #128
I'm 68.... and I worked in the 70's, 80's and 90's in office NoMoreRepugs Dec 2017 #129
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