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In reply to the discussion: LAFFAIRE FRANKEN [View all]Break time
(195 posts)8. Hear Hear
As a Minn. native I agree totally, they have taken a self serving stance that does nothing more than put them in the limelight and hopefully will come back and bite them on the posterior portion...They have taken due process out of the equation and lowered themselves to to the same level as any and all lynch mobs I have seen or heard of... All in an attempt to blow their own horns....Sadly I am not one of any of their constituents and cannot vote against them unless of course any of them run for potus
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Well the poster made it seem like if any of them were running for POTUS that they would not
Kirk Lover
Dec 2017
#19
You don't have to have Senators as presidential nominees...although there are some who are not
Demsrule86
Dec 2017
#100
I would like to believe they know not what they do. I believe that is true for my senators,
Amaryllis
Dec 2017
#21
As a New York resident I am changing party affiliation from independent to democrat
dhol82
Dec 2017
#73
I dont think they intended that. I think they didn't think first, and just acted without thinking
Amaryllis
Dec 2017
#72
i think the entire thing was orchestrated to propel kg to the dem nomination in 2020
questionseverything
Dec 2017
#51
I think what they're (still) trying to do is court moderate Republican voters.
Still In Wisconsin
Dec 2017
#36
If that is the case, what kind of president would they turn out to be? Out of touch, out of mind...
ollie10
Dec 2017
#50
You'd have to start with getting a number of the senators who called for resignation to reconsider.
Gidney N Cloyd
Dec 2017
#64
You hit every single point but this is the best one: By trivializing abuse they infantilize women
grantcart
Dec 2017
#58
Two duers from Wisconsin have recinded their monthly contribution to Baldwin..
LakeArenal
Dec 2017
#66
That was one tough decision. Withdrawing support for Cantwell and Murray not nearly so hard.
George Eliot
Dec 2017
#78
I had my reservations about Schumer- my reservations are being borne out- I don't like the guy.
NBachers
Dec 2017
#88
Good point. Yeah, it could be Franken was stealing Schumer's thunder. And Gillibrand's.
YOHABLO
Dec 2017
#94
Let's just put it this way: My somewhat generous wallet, usually open for Dems . . .
MrModerate
Dec 2017
#102