[Kid Shelleen]

It is kind of interesting to see how the other half lives. Franken's daughter seems like she is a well credentialed successful woman and his son works in "finance". If they were conservatives they would be the poster family for white privilege.

[rktman]

When one notices some of the Harvard attendees, does it make you wonder about their standards? 👹

[Be Careful]

They seem to be overly attached to the letter “N”

[PGR88]

Given some of the stories here about Franken, I’m not at all surprised his daughter created a fictional character called “STUPID DADDY.”

[HLPhat]

Is he entitled to molest her while she’s asleep too or is that only other people’s daughters?

He belongs in jail.

[wardaddy]

They ain’t WASP kid

Rich likely

White obviously

Conservative doubtful

[Mears]

Five facts I DIDN’T need to know.

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[bigbob]

Very interesting, thanks.

It’s important to remember that children are not their parents, and not responsible for their parents actions or beliefs.

[hsmomx3]

Being that she is involved with charter schools....I don’t think the Dems would like that too much???????

[arthurus]

And why do we need to know these things?

[Brian Griffin]

One tidbit about Al:

“According to an analysis by Kaiser Family Foundation, He wrote the biggest cost-saving measure in Obamacare – and it’s already saved consumers and small businesses billions of dollars by forcing insurance companies to spend at least 80 percent of premium dollars on actual health care, not marketing or CEO salaries.”

more at:
https://www.alfranken.com/meet-al/

[Albion Wilde]

Luckily for her, she took after her mother’s looks.

[trisham]

She’s homely.

[Peter Libra]

Just a bit of interest on the name Thomasin. The two heroines of Thomas Hardy's classic novel, The Return of the Native. are Thomasin and Eustacia. My spouse refused to have my two daughters named for them. She conceded the names as middle names. I think they are happy with this.

Just where did Al Franken get this very rare first name would be of interest. In Hardy's novel she is referred to often as Tamsin. Hardy's novels are based on life in the 1840's or so in Dorset, England

[tumblindice]

I already know a lot more than I want to know about this retarded pervert.