And here I thought Franken was a liberal...

And Minnesota Dems are pretty significantly for Bernie at this point.

And a good Senator, and there are plenty of valid reasons to endorse Secretary Clinton. But Paul Wellstone was a natural born world shaker. Those are much more rare.

involved and intertwined with Amy more, his stances have done some shifting. I agree with the rest of your statement also. A lot of times people endorse to gain favor for later also.

instead of Bernie leading the charge.

So, I know who Wellstone would have endorsed.

So I'm not sure how anyone could have endorsed Nader in our primary. Weak.

Bernie's isn't running against a Democratic ticket in the fall.

And it ain't Hillary.

Under the Bernie bus for you my friend!

Heh...

Disturbed, too.

Never disturbed.

This is the Internets.

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his support was from the sidelines-however in early 2009 while the election re-count in MN was taking place he and his Republican counterpart joined hands on another topic concerning warfare

But siding with a Repub in supporting the MIC and eternal war or similar bullshit? - ugh.

and he admitted so many times on his show. He did not, however, have access to all the intel like the Senators did. The Democrats should have revolted when Bush pulled their security clearance and should have never agreed to vote on the Iraq resolution without a discussion on the intel. Senate Dems should have held everything up when the Republicans refused to allow the FBI to investigate "Curveball".

Looks like he's under the bus with some. I have to wonder who isn't, at this point. I worked very hard to get Al elected. This sudden hatred of him is beyond sad...

... are we all sell outs too?

tia

He acted like the Medical Device Industry's loyal servant when he pushed to suspend the ACA's medical device tax when Minnesota-based Medtronic whined.