against that kind of behavior. they want to let people know, if you have that kind of past, you shouldn t bother. if the construct was before he became an elected official? i don t think you should be in the womb thinking you re going to be a u.s. senator, but maybe. you know, starting with the photograph, going back. in that photograph, has worked for a radio station. how does it change how society sees al franken? i think we have to keep in mind there were eight allegations here. that s the one that christian gillibrand says over and over again. it s in the mayer piece. it s one the particularly headline-grabbing allegation, which makes perfect sense. that s the one that kicked this whole thing off. there s a pattern of women
clinton is so favored to win, the clinton loyalist james carville now says her democratic challengers shouldn t bother, quote, wasting their time. of course, senator webb, governor o malley can run for anything they want, but in terms of the party, in every poll that you see shows 86% the last wall street journal poll was out, 86% of democrats say they re going to vote for hillary. i don t know how much data you can get, but who am i to tell senator webb or governor o malley, both know you can t run. you re not going to win, but if you want to waste your time, that s your business. even governor jerry brown of california who ran an aggressive primary campaign against bill clinton in 1992, attacked hillary clinton in that as well, said last friday hillary should not be challenged. on 2016, do you think it would be a good thing for hillary clinton to have more competition in the primary?