Republican hypocrisy on Al Franken

This made no sense @senatorcollins. @alfranken should have kept his seat until there was an investigation. Voters could have decided at the end of his term in 2020. It wasn’t as if you were considering him for a lifetime appointment to the Supreme Court. Speaking of which … https://t.co/CZqUQ8aT5I

— Richard W. Painter (@RWPUSA) October 7, 2018

When Al Franken was accused of sexual impropriety, Susan Collins demanded he resign. Without a hearing.

— Stephen King (@StephenKing) October 6, 2018

When Franken was accused—he resigned

When Schneiderman was accused—he resigned

When Conyers was accused—he resigned

When Trump was accused—he was elected

When Moore was accused—he was endorsed

When Kavanaugh was accused—he was confirmed

Never say the parties are the same

— Rantt Media (@RanttMedia) October 6, 2018

Al Franken was accused of sexual assault and resigned. Kavanaugh and Trump were separately accused of sexual assault and now one is a Supreme Court justice, the other president. Maybe are Dems really the “wet rag” party? https://t.co/SrDpFg7wBp

— POLITICO (@politico) October 7, 2018

Collins in Nov. '17: Franken allegations 'credible, disgusting and appalling'.

As @Lawrence noted last night, Collins' talk of 'presumption of innocence' with Kavanaugh is in contrast to her calling for Franken to resign without an Ethics Committee probe. https://t.co/9blTCcTRns

— Kyle Griffin (@kylegriffin1) October 6, 2018

Speak for yourself @RealDonaldTrump.
Every one of your associates who talks with Robert Mueller folds up “like a wet rag.”
Then it will be your turn.

Trump mocks Al Franken over resignation: He folded ‘like a wet rag’ https://t.co/WbIS2zbfQU

— Richard W. Painter (@RWPUSA) October 5, 2018