Every time I read the title, I can't help but think of a real bad horror flop, er, rather flick.

Quote from: Solar on January 09, 2017, 02:56:51 PM
Every time I read the title, I can't help but think of a real bad horror flop, er, rather flick.

Frankin, president, that would be a horror show.

The dems are running Cory Booker out to testify against Jeff Sessions today. He is a "pretty" Black guy and never discount democrats from playing the race card.

Quote from: taxed on January 03, 2017, 04:33:18 AM
Nothing, but his nurse is scared to fly...

He needs a traveling mortician.

He'll have a hard time against Cory Booker.

Quote from: Ghoulardi on January 09, 2017, 02:59:15 PM
Frankin, president, that would be a horror show.

Yeah, extremely low budget horror film....
Or rather "Low Rent" if you get my drift.

I thought the Dems were going to run one of the freaky looking Castro brothers in 2020.

Al Franken?  Why not?

He's good enough.  He's smart enough, and gosh darn it people like him.

Seriously though I think it mentions something about Stuart Smalley rising in the West in Revelation as being a sign of the end times.

No Joke: Al Frankin For President

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Al Franken isn't a punch line in the Sen­ate any­more. He's emerged as one of the Demo­crats' most ag­gress­ive and ef­fect­ive ques­tion­ers of Pres­id­ent Trump's Cab­in­et nom­in­ees. He's gen­er­ated nu­mer­ous made-for-TV clips as one of the few Demo­crats will­ing to go full-bore against his party's top tar­gets—Jeff Ses­sions, Tom Price, and Betsy De­Vos. He's fi­nally show­ing some per­son­al­ity in the Sen­ate, punc­tu­ated by his laugh-out-loud ex­change with En­ergy Sec­ret­ary-des­ig­nate Rick Perry. And he'll be one of nine Demo­crats on the Ju­di­ciary Com­mit­tee ques­tion­ing Trump's Su­preme Court nom­in­ee, Neil Gor­such. This is Al Franken's mo­ment in the spot­light, and if he chooses, he could par­lay his good for­tune in­to a bid for the pres­id­ency in 2020.

To be sure, Franken, 65, may not be the Demo­crats' strongest can­did­ate in the gen­er­al elec­tion. His deeply lib­er­al polit­ics and long-stand­ing dis­missive­ness of Re­pub­lic­ans turn off many voters in the middle. But with Demo­crats look­ing for strident op­pos­i­tion to Trump in the early days of his pres­id­ency, they're prob­ably not go­ing to be in a prag­mat­ic mood in the primar­ies. So far, much of the lib­er­al ex­cite­ment has centered around Sens. Eliza­beth War­ren and Bernie Sanders, but they will be 71 and 79, re­spect­ively, dur­ing the gen­er­al elec­tion. Neither has shown any abil­ity to win sup­port out­side the most pro­gress­ive pre­cincts. Franken, at least, can point to a re­cord of elect­ab­il­ity with groups that Demo­crats will need to win over.

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PLEASE PLEASE RUN AL FRANKIN......

Bunny ears and diapers --- what a campaign poster! 

Quote from: Billy's bayonet on February 07, 2017, 06:15:17 AM
PLEASE PLEASE RUN AL FRANKIN......

And his biggest donor will be AARP.

Quote from: The Boo Man... on February 07, 2017, 06:30:11 PM
And his biggest donor will be AARP.

I know they're leftists, but are they really that stupid? Honestly, I can't see a single soul or group, getting even remotely excited over this clown.

Quote from: Solar on February 07, 2017, 07:24:39 PM
I know they're leftists, but are they really that stupid? Honestly, I can't see a single soul or group, getting even remotely excited over this clown.

The same could be said about Hillary. There was less enthusiasm for her campaign than Leprosy.