This reminds me of that roast of Ann Coulter where so many just resorted to “lol horse face ugly lady” instead of poking at any of the incredibly low-hanging fruit that Ann Coulter offers.

Who cares what they think? They wear shirts boasting about murdering journalists. Why does what they think matter one bit?

Literally everything a feminist does or says plays into their stupid narrative. Who cares what they think of us?

If you can’t see the chasm-sized gap between the bar of “perfect legislator” and the bar of “legislator who doesn’t opportunistically grope women,” then you’re part of the problem.

I don’t want a “champion” who thinks it’s okay to grab or force himself on those he’s purportedly “championing”. He sounds like a two-faced opportunist for “championing” women’s rights while simultaneously sexually harassing/assaulting women. Yeah, what a guy. Women definitely need more “champions” like him.

So, what should we do? Should we adopt their tools? Should we accuse Franken’s accusers of being paid political liars? Should we demand that they apologize for him for hurting his career? Should we shout “Fake news!” and go pull the lever for a known creep?

And here we have another person condoning sexual assault as long as they’re democrats.

As one of the pussies, I’m just fine with a party that’s welcoming to us for a change. Both parties have been throwing women to the wolves for decades. What do you think happens to staffers who resign and interns whose biggest learning experience is that the statehouse isn’t a safe place for them?

He was a good senator for Minnesota.

Sad, disappointed, and pissed are all much better reactions IMHO than the intense fingers-in-both-liberal-ears-lalala-denial going on in comments here there and everywhere across the blessed internet about how he wasn’t so bad and shouldn’t have resigned.

The problem with the Democrats is that when push comes to shove, they actually have an overarching moral code, rather than the bizarre malleable thing the Republicans call a moral code.

I’m sad as one of his constituents, but that’s what you get for being a fucking creep Franken.

Damn right. We won’t allow rapists to represent the ideals and issues we hold dear because we have fucking integrity unlike the boot-licking Trump supporters.

Probably never because they are self righteous assholes who refuse to be humbled whatsoever on any level. However I will stick by my principles and will not actively support, campaign for OR vote for any left-leaning politicians who are guilty of this kind of behavior. I’m not going to throw my ideals out of the…

I’ve been so confused by the prevalence of the, “But mom,” reaction, especially since there’s not even a seat at risk. The Republicans don’t have one up on the Democrats if their party is full of harassers and creeps and ours holds its members to a minimal standard of conduct. That’s a good thing for us. It means the…

This, by far, BY FAR, is the worst ‘apology’ statement out of the whole canon of ‘I’m sorry if anyone thinks they were hurt by the things I remember differently. I’m going to go away for a little while, because I need to make myself believe again that I’m awesome - so awesome I don’t need to rape!’ apologies.

Damnit, Al. I’m so pissed about this. ALL OF THIS. He has been a good senator, his staff have been good, his office has been approachable and helpful. He had a policy where if you were a Minnesotan in DC, he held an open breakfast once a week with his staff his constituents could attend and talk about their issues. I…

“This has been a tough few weeks, but I am a very lucky man. I’m going to be just fine.”

“I’m going to be just fine.” Truer words have never been spoken. Don’t worry about Al Franken because he will be just fine. Just like every other fucking privileged white man. I wouldn’t even be surprised if Weinstein makes a comeback tour in a few years.

Gah, the whole Moore/Trump thing. Our ethical guidelines can’t be summed up with “but mom, everyone else is doing it”