Al Franken...is this for real?

[TheMercenary]

Originally Posted by Redux

Cite those facts please, rather than innuendo...specifically regarding Franken and shady lending practices...as opposed to the Air America management.

Do you always hold employees responsible for actions of management...or just when it suits your agenda?

I'm not defending Franken...just looking for the plentiful facts.

Here is a nice summary. Like I said there are enough factual red flags to question Franken's integrity. Not to mention the quotes of the Rolling Stone interview are another measure of what the new standard for decorum can be for the majority.

http://money.cnn.com/magazines/fortu...1397/index.htm

Originally Posted by TheMercenary

Here is a nice summary. Like I said there are enough factual red flags to question Franken's integrity. Not to mention the quotes of the Rolling Stone interview are another measure of what the new standard for decorum can be for the majority.

http://money.cnn.com/magazines/fortu...1397/index.htm

So in your mind, Franken, the employee, is responsible for the acts of the management of Air America.

[TheMercenary]

Originally Posted by Redux

So in your mind, Franken, the employee, is responsible for the acts of the management of Air America.

Franken had direct knowledge of the deal because he paid $50,000 in an attempt to cover for the station. Again, follow my words, enough red flags to question his integrity combined with his public comments.

[sugarpop]

Originally Posted by TheMercenary

Here is a nice summary. Like I said there are enough factual red flags to question Franken's integrity. Not to mention the quotes of the Rolling Stone interview are another measure of what the new standard for decorum can be for the majority.

http://money.cnn.com/magazines/fortu...1397/index.htm

Al Franken's name isn't even mentioned in that article. WTF Merc.