You said four people in this comment here:

An accusation is an accusation whether it is true or not. You said four people have accused Franken without clarifying that two accusers are unnamed with scant evidence provided by the reporter at The Huffington Post to back up their stories.

If Robin Williams wasn’t aware she was going to do slap his ass or knew and didn’t consent beforehand, then what she did is sexual assault. While a reporter can’t ask Williams, they could ask the guitarist on the 2006 tour who she also grabbed on stage. 

Also saying four people have come forward to accuse Franken is a bit misleading.

I did. The video is from an earlier USO tour, which is the same type of situation where she alleges Franken sexually harassed and bullied her.

She said she felt violated by Franken for an alleged unwanted kiss during a rehearsal, yet here she is slapping a well-known man’s ass on stage during a USO tour. It speaks to the overall tone of the tour—one where men and women engaged in what could be construed as sexual harassment in public.

This is Max. He’s never seen a piece of fabric he didn’t want to rip a hole in.

Actually the evidence is a video from a USO tour of her slapping Robin Williams’ ass on stage.

Here’s the video of her slapping Robin Williams’ ass on stage during a USO tour:

I would agree with you, except I just read about a fake Twitter account that accused Sen. Blumenthal this week:

I kind of had a similar experience. Everyone (parents, family, teachers) decided I was smart and needed to go to a private four-year college. I did, graduated with $60K in debt and a liberal arts degree.

To date we have one trailer devoid of any plot hints

I’m reading “Room 1219" right now. It’s about the death of Virginia Rappe and the trials (in court and public opinion) of Rosco “Fatty” Arbuckle. I love the history of the silent film era, and this one is as good as “Tinseltown,” which centers on the murder of the director William Desmond Taylor in 1921.

This annoyed me too. My dog got puppy mange about a year ago and his regular vet said she didn’t want to dip him in chemicals to kill all the mites because he was too little at 8 months old. Well, the mange got worse, and she decided what the hell let’s dip him anyway and deal with the consequences later. I decided to…

But we’re just assuming they’re the moderating force there too. If that were the case, don’t you think they would have told him to back off of ruining people’s health care and not try and provoke a nuclear war with North Korea?

Sadly I had to explain this concept to my husband. He was so excited to put an offer in on a single family house*, that he wanted to go in at the top of our budget to scare other people off. I explained that it was like when we go to a flea market and we start with a low offer and then work our way up. He got it then.

Your trust in them may be misplaced. John Oliver did a piece on this idea last Sunday, which you may want to watch: http://www.cnn.com/videos/cnnmoney/2017/04/24/john-oliver-ivanka-jared-kushner-role.hln

I don’t understand why anyone would dress up to clean. With two animals and all hardwood floors, it takes me an entire day to clean my condo. By then end, my yoga pants are half-soaked and covered in fur. It’s super satisfying to have a clean house, but I would never do it wearing anything nice.

This. It’s why I have to remind my husband once a week that we’re not selling our condo and buying a single family until tRump is out of office.

I have a closed kitchen. You will love it. It’s glorious.