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Having read Franken's first statement, his political future rests on several points:
1)Was his apology sufficient in its effort to express remorse and take responsibility for his actions?
2)Will people accept that remorse, and believe that he is not the human being represented by that action?
3)Was this an isolated incident or was it part of a pattern of behavior like with Clinton, Trump, Moore and the bevy of Hollywood personalities this year?
4)Will Leeann Tweeden forgive him?
#1 and #2 are too subjective to say, and only time will tell. #3 will end him in a New York minute if more cases come out. #4 is the least subjective: Tweeden either forgives him or she doesn't, but her response will be important to his image.
In a news conference, Tweeden said, "Nothing like that is every funny. I mean, is it funny if he does that to your sister or your daughter or your wife?"
that is her response.
https://www.npr.org/2017/11/16/5645...-of-sexual-assault-by-la-model-and-radio-host