Al Franken joined the list of politicians and celebrities under fire for groping, assaulting and sexually harassing women this fall. His “apology” didn’t exactly resonate with everyone, and more allegations seem to pour in daily.
As the accusers continue to grow in number (as of this writing, there are 5 different women accusing Franken of misdeeds), here, the Louder with Crowder team weighs in on some of this developing scandal.
From the military groping to the grabbing of a woman at a social gathering, Franken continues to face claims of harassment – and continues to deflect and dodge. His “apology” wasn’t really an apology at all – and the Crowder team let him know it. Other celebrities have taken similar routes, either offering apologies, heading into rehab or attempting to blame the women themselves for coming forward.
Crowder also points out the hypocrisy of Franken, who in the past has filmed hectoring and smug lectures to “Republicans” accused of similar crimes. When not lecturing others about groping women, Franken apparently spent his own time…groping women in public, work and private settings.
The blatant hypocrisy of the statements made by Franken, the free pass given to this Democrat by other Democrats and even the lack of coverage by the media all come under fire in Crowder’s series of videos.
~ Liberty Video News
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