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SocialDemocrat61

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65. He didn't
Sun Jul 12, 2026, 08:36 PM
10 hrs ago

While they were all good things, they all seem rather minor. But he still was a reliable Democratic vote.

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South Carolina Senator (Colbert?) [View all] Roy Rolling Yesterday OP
Sounds good to me. mercuryblues Yesterday #1
Annie Golfnbrew 23 hrs ago #35
Annie Andrews sop 23 hrs ago #37
Thank you Golfnbrew 22 hrs ago #46
No more TV celebrities SocialDemocrat61 Yesterday #2
Appointed Roy Rolling Yesterday #3
The one exception SocialDemocrat61 Yesterday #4
Al Franken was a fine senator, True Dough 12 hrs ago #52
He was a reliable democratic vote SocialDemocrat61 11 hrs ago #53
Very subjective True Dough 11 hrs ago #54
All good things SocialDemocrat61 11 hrs ago #55
That's a hell of a lot more than just "a reliable Democratic vote" Wiz Imp 10 hrs ago #57
They are all good things SocialDemocrat61 10 hrs ago #61
None of which True Dough 10 hrs ago #59
I never denied them SocialDemocrat61 10 hrs ago #62
Well, True Dough 10 hrs ago #64
He didn't SocialDemocrat61 10 hrs ago #65
Again, True Dough 10 hrs ago #66
And you have the right to SocialDemocrat61 10 hrs ago #67
Al Franken wasn't too shabby catchnrelease Yesterday #5
He never passed much legislation SocialDemocrat61 Yesterday #7
Senator Al Franken was a leader his fellow elected Democrats looked up to KS Toronado Yesterday #12
His fellow democrats looked up to??? SocialDemocrat61 Yesterday #13
That was a shame on our party that they believed the shit Veritas Project was putting out. KS Toronado Yesterday #15
Actually it was 7 or 8 women SocialDemocrat61 Yesterday #16
Sorry I'm not going to allow anyone to waste my time KS Toronado 23 hrs ago #21
Not bashing anyone SocialDemocrat61 23 hrs ago #25
Thanks for trying to point out the misinformation Franken supporters resort to is false EdmondDantes_ 11 hrs ago #56
I don't think anyone SocialDemocrat61 10 hrs ago #63
After decades of informed, incisive political commentary DFW Yesterday #6
Howard Cosell was a great sportscaster for decades SocialDemocrat61 Yesterday #8
What was the joke that made you so committedly anti-Colbert? wolfie001 23 hrs ago #20
Nothing against Colbert SocialDemocrat61 23 hrs ago #22
OK. Cool wolfie001 23 hrs ago #33
He was also physically out of the question DFW 23 hrs ago #23
Never said anything about Scott SocialDemocrat61 23 hrs ago #28
Why not? I mean, I know why you're saying it (Trump), but the Lawyer.... ColoringFool 23 hrs ago #17
Never said it has to be a lawyer SocialDemocrat61 23 hrs ago #18
Republican presidents haven't been good for the country MadameButterfly 23 hrs ago #24
True SocialDemocrat61 23 hrs ago #29
Isn't it a moot point for SC where Dems won't have a say MadameButterfly 23 hrs ago #38
Yes, the primary was on June 9th SocialDemocrat61 23 hrs ago #40
I'm kind of sorry she doesn't have Graham to run against MadameButterfly 23 hrs ago #44
Just no more presidents with a star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame would take care of our problem Submariner 23 hrs ago #19
Or Governor or Senator. SocialDemocrat61 23 hrs ago #30
This one is intelligent and human, though. GPV 23 hrs ago #42
He's a talented performer SocialDemocrat61 10 hrs ago #69
Bull. It's the person, not the prvious job they had. NoRethugFriends 10 hrs ago #58
No Idea why so many are pushing against it so hard SocialDemocrat61 10 hrs ago #60
That's what I call "wishful thinking." GoCubsGo Yesterday #9
I believe his sister ran for Representative, but lost to the former governor Rhiannon12866 Yesterday #10
I never met the current governor, who seems awful DFW 23 hrs ago #31
I'll bring up someone people here will know TVguyCards Yesterday #11
Bono at least started off in local politics Retrograde 12 hrs ago #50
I'm unsure TVguyCards 8 hrs ago #71
Bill Bradley, NY Knicks 3 term Senator NJ Historic NY Yesterday #14
and ran for president MadameButterfly 23 hrs ago #27
And did his best to SocialDemocrat61 23 hrs ago #34
They were having a primary Polybius 23 hrs ago #39
Bradley repeatedly lied about Gore SocialDemocrat61 23 hrs ago #43
I'm not familiar with the details of that primary campaign but MadameButterfly 23 hrs ago #41
Yes he was qualified SocialDemocrat61 22 hrs ago #45
I was in college and got my news from Newsweek magazine:-) MadameButterfly 22 hrs ago #47
Or John Glenn, the astronaut and then Senator from Ohio DFW 23 hrs ago #36
McMaster... Godot51 23 hrs ago #26
Dr. Annie Andrews won the SC primary for senator. greatauntoftriplets 23 hrs ago #32
It would be great if Colbert would do some rallies with her questionseverything 15 hrs ago #49
I think Colbert is doing scriptwriting for the next Lord of the Rings film dlk 18 hrs ago #48
Is he a current resident of South Carolina? Retrograde 12 hrs ago #51
Yes. GoCubsGo 10 hrs ago #68
I'm sure he would make a fine senator fujiyamasan 9 hrs ago #70
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