In all seriousness, I think rather than voting for someone who's never done anything for anyone other than himself, maybe we should go with a candidate who's spent her entire life working to get important things done for the American people.
Franken advocates for Hillary Clinton as a candidate who has dedicated her life to public service.
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This is an existential threat to our democracy. If we lose our democracy, it`s - we lose everything.
This is a done deal. In terms of, you know, this is a kabuki game asking her these questions that she obviously one answer, she wouldn't answer.
I don`t think so. I think that they`re afraid of the base. I like what you saw there, the two Republicans spoke there do represent both sides of the party. And I think we know which side is stronger. They`re afraid.
This immediately brings to question the filibuster and I was encouraged that Joe Manchin in this audio that was released the other day by the intercept, has said that he is open to a modification of the filibuster.
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