Behar: Franken Is a ‘Gentleman,’ Gillibrand Was ‘Out to Get Him’
Al Franken
Franken on Running for Office Again: ‘I Haven’t Ruled It Out’
Sanders Backs Ellison for Minnesota Attorney General
Sen. Bernie Sanders (I., Vt.) has thrown his weight behind Democratic Rep. Keith Ellison in the hopes he will bolster Ellison’s quest to become the next attorney general of Minnesota.
MSNBC Analyst Falsely Claims Potential SCOTUS Nominee Has ‘Hate Group’ Ties
Clinton on Fumbled Responses to #MeToo Questions: ‘I Need to Not React to the Raw Pain’ of Reliving Lewinsky Scandal
Bill Clinton Plays Down Franken Harassment Charges: ‘There Were 29 Women On SNL That Put Out a Statement for Him’
Senator Who Replaced Franken Praises Him as a ‘Champion’ of Women’s Issues
Dem Senate Candidate: ‘What Was the Point’ of American Revolution If We Don’t Have Single-Payer Health Care
Democratic Senate candidate Richard Painter sent out a tweet on Wednesday asking what the point of the Revolutionary War with Britain was since the United States now has a president “guilty of treason” and doesn’t have a single-payer health care system.
The Liberal Conspiracy of Silence Protected More Than Eric Schneiderman
As politicians and reporters alike were reeling from the news that four women had accused Democratic New York Attorney General Eric Schneiderman of physical and emotional abuse, New York Times justice reporter Katie Benner drew attention to one passage that really drives home why the prominent Trump critic survived as long as he did. “There’s long …
Franken Re-Emerges to Attack Facebook, Tech Companies
Minnesota Democrat Al Franken, who resigned from the U.S. Senate in January amid sexual misconduct allegations, used his first public appearance since resigning to lambast Silicon Valley’s leading technology titans and call for greater regulation in the realm of data privacy.
