Discuss it at my latest Examiner.com post…
The trouble with Franken’s résumé went beyond his unfunny, off-color jokes, his leaden pranks, and his ill-controlled temper. Franken’s problematic relationship with the truth has long been a matter of public record. For example, he once suggested that National Review’s Rich Lowry had dedicated his new book to his male lover, when, in fact, the “Robert” in question was Lowry’s brother. Confronted by Lowry over his ad hominem remarks, implicit homophobia, and shabby research, Franken challenged Lowry to a fistfight.
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