Al Franken is a former comedian, kind of like Paul Krugman is a former economist. He last said something funny during the Carter administration. Now Michelle Malkin takes him to task for his deceitful attack on John Ashcroft and the sexual abstinence movement.
Michelle got the goods on Franken via The Smoking Gun, which caught Franken misusing a token position at Harvard’s School of Government to send fake correspondence to Ashcroft and others under the guise of a “Harvard program.”
We commented recently on a “Harvard study” that turned out to be a far-left partisan exercise in disguise. Increasingly, Harvard is selling itself as a platform to legitimize nut-case leftists. Sort of the opposite of abstinence, if you think about it.
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