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Frankens guilt or innocent is irrelivant [View all] Egnever Dec 2017 OP
Yes. It is outrageous and disgusting. We will never forget this. n/t greeny2323 Dec 2017 #1
With Sarah Suckabee Sanders treestar Dec 2017 #2
Not true. Cause if you apply that to every standard people can make excuses for the like of Moore. boston bean Dec 2017 #3
People can make excuses for anything that is why we have courts in the first place Egnever Dec 2017 #4
There is truth in many cases. boston bean Dec 2017 #5
absolutely and there is truth in this one Egnever Dec 2017 #6
Many time the due process in politics is decided by the public.It is not a hearing or a court of law boston bean Dec 2017 #7
Usually at the ballot box Egnever Dec 2017 #11
Overwhelming evidence of what?? Moore supporters will tell you they are all liars. boston bean Dec 2017 #12
Moore is not in the senate nor is he being denied a chance to face his accusers Egnever Dec 2017 #13
Moore supporters are going to believe and say what they like and we can't change that kcr Dec 2017 #18
Wow, that does not mean it is the correct process. n/t USALiberal Dec 2017 #19
Maybe Franken thought an extended pubic hearing would not be good for him, the party Irish_Dem Dec 2017 #8
That would certainly explain why he asked for one. Egnever Dec 2017 #9
It would certainly mean that he and the Dem leadership need to do some explaining. nt Irish_Dem Dec 2017 #10
Where the hell did the GOP get the idea they could get away with all this shit? CrispyQ Dec 2017 #16
I agree. ananda Dec 2017 #14
It has bothered me that he was pushed to resign without any investigation. Arkansas Granny Dec 2017 #15
I don't think there is anything wrong with the Dem message, the elections are rigged. Irish_Dem Dec 2017 #17
Franken resigned Progressive dog Dec 2017 #20
I agree! Tipperary Dec 2017 #21
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