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In reply to the discussion: Sanders: 'Jumping the gun' on impeachment does no good [View all]Egnever
(21,506 posts)15. The idea he wanted to resign is false
He specifically said in his statement he had asked for an ethics investigation. Both statements.
Do not let them pretend he asked to resign.
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He didn't have any problems jumping the gun in calling for Al Franken to resign
itsrobert
Dec 2017
#1
I would want to resign too, if most of my colleagues told me they want me to go take a hike.
LisaL
Dec 2017
#11
I was a Sanders supporter during the primaries and not afraid to say this: Shut up, Bernie.
DRoseDARs
Dec 2017
#31
Bernie is Holding Franken Accountable. Don't Blame Bernie or Risk Alienating His Followers...
TomCADem
Dec 2017
#36
I wish Sanders would have made the point about not allowing Mueller to be fired
agincourt
Dec 2017
#2
They were out in force when she said something similar (but she wasn't as explicit as Sanders)
George II
Dec 2017
#12
There is value in putting impeachment in the news, regardless of the vote. Give the news
lindysalsagal
Dec 2017
#41
But lets jump the gun on liberal democratic Senator Al Franken, Bernie?????????????????????
workinclasszero
Dec 2017
#54