During Al Franken’s address on the Senate floor today, the current Minnesota senator said he’d be resigning within a matter of weeks. Franken also took the opportunity to slime his accusers and take a jab at President Trump.
.@KarlRove on @SenFranken: "That resignation speech was one of the least admissions of guilt of anybody I've ever seen." pic.twitter.com/7xiSZvCGxO
— FOX Business (@FoxBusiness) December 7, 2017
“Resignation speech” isn’t the right description, according to Tammy Bruce:
That wasn’t a resignation speech, it was a sucker punch. Franken *hasn’t resigned.* https://t.co/ySIis1gEC9
— Tammy Bruce (@HeyTammyBruce) December 7, 2017
Sucker punch? Ouch! You’d think if Franken had a real intention of resigning he’d be packed and out of there now, and not in “weeks.”
Right. He'll have a change of heart because he owes it (he'll claim) to his constituents. That was a sleazy grab at having it both way.
— Acta Diurna (@AgustusPopuli) December 7, 2017
He's waiting for Moore to get there and say if you let him in I ain't leaving.
— jim (@jimb516) December 7, 2017
Stay tuned.
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