Al Franken

The former Minnesota lawmaker reflected on his time on the Hill, criticized Trump and cracked jokes during his speech at the “Comic-Con of politics" on Saturday in Nashville.
Former Sen. Al Franken (D-Minn.) has been accused of sexual misconduct by another woman in New York magazine.
The anonymous accuser told New York magazine she was "deeply, deeply uncomfortable" with Franken's behavior.
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"We're a country that believes in second chances," the Democratic presidential candidate said.
Franken’s resignation came after many women had accused him of misconduct. All the allegations involved unwanted touches or attempted kisses.
The presidential hopeful said she's very much over "blaming a woman for the actions of a man" in the wake of a New Yorker article on the former senator.
The New Yorker's Jane Mayer investigated the allegation that unleashed seven other claims against the former senator -- and finds it doesn't check out.
The New York senator expressed no regrets for making clear "we value women."