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In reply to the discussion: My Theory: Franken Was A VERY Expensive Trial Balloon [View all]jalan48
(14,914 posts)9. I think Gillibrand wants to run for President and being a strong advocate (zero tolerance ) for
women sounds much better than being a strong advocate for big tobacco.
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I think Gillibrand wants to run for President and being a strong advocate (zero tolerance ) for
jalan48
Dec 2017
#9
Not only stand up to Rs but also really knew how to question people in judiciary committee hearings
Amaryllis
Dec 2017
#26
This is not a minor disagreement on policy...this is a denying a fellow Democrat due process to
Demsrule86
Dec 2017
#39
I 100% agree that denying due process is what is unacceptable about what was done here. n/t.
airplaneman
Dec 2017
#43
If there was anything to this that would be one thing... so why did they fall for an obvious GOP
Demsrule86
Dec 2017
#41
Nah, the accusations are sketchy at best. Gillibrand fell for an obvious repug hit job.
brush
Dec 2017
#36
"...best possible decision in light of all the allegations? " Are you freaking kidding?
bitterross
Dec 2017
#38
I think it shows the folly of allowing one issue advocates to dominate the discussion. It's
OnDoutside
Dec 2017
#48
I think Gillibrand and/or Klobuchar are going to be in the field in 2020
Algernon Moncrieff
Dec 2017
#50