The power that was exerted upon Al Franken was unfair, unjust, and thwarts the very core of our what our legal system is to protect....

Innocent until proven guilty.

I understand he admits to some problems, denies others, that is the nature of these charges.
That is exactly why they need a investigation, FIRST.

yes, drain the swamp, but DO NOT trample on our constitution in the process!

Side note, I laugh at this remark he made:

“There is some irony in the fact that I am leaving office while a man who has bragged on tape about his history of sexual assault sits in the Oval Office,” he said from the Senate floor.

Excellent example of irony Al......
However, go to the first irony, Bill Clinton.

You reap what what you sow buddy, period.

verslagen1 wrote on 12/07/17 at 10:03:36:


I have heard this was a collateral damage thing......
I don't think so.

You don't surrender power with the hope of then taking out the power of others, be it Moore, or even Trump, doubly so when you see how its not working thus far....

If anything, I think they believed that might loose the "Black" votes with the way Conyers got axed, but not Al baby.

I could be wrong, and if this was just a move to get something else, that is very sad too.

You think the "feminist" are still smarting that their Hillary lost, and are maneuvering to instill a candidate and platform to launch her?

Wow, dem vs. repub, lib vs. con......black vs. white, now chick vs. dude LOL!

ONLY IN AMERICA  

Did he admit to what would have necessitated his resignation?

It's a yes or no question.

Earlier he was
Ashamed and admitted he
Crossed a line
With women.