When Roy Moore is seated in the Senate (yes, I think he wins handily, but sure hope I'm wrong) and the Senate does not immediately move to expel him, then Franken should sit tight.

Backed out of resigning after tomorrow.

Horribly cynical of me, I know, but we are faced by a repugnant goon party cutting taxes as a prelude to an assault on social security and Medicare.

We’re dealing with a mentally suspect president to boot.

Franken can resign if Trump does, or if an ethics investigation finds any substance to the charges against him.

Al should definitely unresign, at least until hearings can be held.

He said in his speech Thursday, on the Senate floor, he would be resigning sometime in the weeks ahead.

I have called, tweeted to him and emailed yesterday and today - don't resign.

The Gillibrand thing is backfiring. She's going down, at least her favorability numbers. Let that be a lesson to anyone who spearheads a lynch mob to run someone out of the Senate on such flimsy allegations.

Every accused has the right to face the accusers and make a defense. Every accuser needs to provide proof and demonstrate honesty and credibility.

I am so glad we are not hearing the marching orders "believe every woman's story" anymore.

How did the accusers come forward? Did they send Harris, or Heidkamp, or only Gillibrand an email? A phone call? A text message? Then one of the senators, or more, skyped with an accuser, over a secure connection, to hear the accusations?

How did that go down? How trained were the people doing the background checks, if they even happened