Al Franken considers political comeback attempt: 'Keeping my options open'
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Former Sen. Al Franken left the door open for another political run despite resigning from the Senate amid sexual misconduct allegations in 2017.
"I’m keeping my options open," Franken said. "Right now my focus is on doing this (tour) and doing other stuff that is more politically blatant."
Remembering when he resigned the Senate seat to which he was twice elected in Minnesota, Franken said, "Well, I wanted due process, but I had 36 colleagues and a majority leader who wouldn’t give it to me, so it was impossible. But you do have some regrets. It was a very weird, tough situation at that moment," Franken said. "I love the Senate. I love the work that I did."
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