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In reply to the discussion: South Carolina Senator (Colbert?) [View all]Retrograde
(11,493 posts)51. Is he a current resident of South Carolina?
I know the GOP has no problems supporting people from other states (I'm looking at you, Tuberville) but I don't think Colbert is a Republican.
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Senator Al Franken was a leader his fellow elected Democrats looked up to
KS Toronado
13 hrs ago
#12
That was a shame on our party that they believed the shit Veritas Project was putting out.
KS Toronado
13 hrs ago
#15
Thanks for trying to point out the misinformation Franken supporters resort to is false
EdmondDantes_
12 min ago
#56
Why not? I mean, I know why you're saying it (Trump), but the Lawyer....
ColoringFool
12 hrs ago
#17
Just no more presidents with a star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame would take care of our problem
Submariner
12 hrs ago
#19
I believe his sister ran for Representative, but lost to the former governor
Rhiannon12866
13 hrs ago
#10