But the case against Franken was ridiculous. One stupid picture, for which he apologized and the woman accepted his apology. The rest of the accusations were ridiculous. Abusers don't do it in front of cameras with the victim's husband standing nearby. Virtually all of the women he worked with at SNL and all the women who worked on his staff stood up for him.

There should have been an investigation. If he'd been guilty, all the evidence would have come out. I believe he was innocent, and he was denied a chance to be exonerated. Now, we're missing his very powerful voice in the Senate. Bear in mind, without him, Sessions would never have recused himself from overseeing the Mueller investigation.